Wulnoth the Wanderer a Story of King Alfred of England
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But the people of Wessex, they pressed on cheering, for their hearts were encouraged, and they felt that the Danes were being defeated; and the fight rolled this way, and that, now towards the sea, now towards the land, and great deeds were done, and many a warrior fell.
But the Danes gave way slowly and stubbornly, and at last they were beaten, and they turned and fled back to their ships beaten as they had never been beaten before, save at the field of Ashdune.
And they took the body of Hubba... the son of Reg- ner Lodbrok, and they sang many a death-song for him, and made lamentations, as for one of the mightiest. And they buried him in a warrior s grave, with honor, and with all his weapons; and they raised over him a heap, and set stones about, and called it after the dead 224 WULNOTH THE WANDERER Chieftain Hubblestanes by which name the place is still known to men.
And the people of Wessex drove the Danes from the shore, and took much plunder, and returned to their homes rejoicing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the people of Wessex, they pressed on cheering, for their hearts were encouraged, and they felt that the Danes were being defeated; and the fight rolled this way, and that, now towards the sea, now towards the land, and great deeds were done, and many a warrior fell.
But the Danes gave way slowly and stubbornly, and at last they were beaten, and they turned and fled back to their ships beaten as they had never been beaten before, save at the field of Ashdune.
And they took the body of Hubba... the son of Reg- ner Lodbrok, and they sang many a death-song for him, and made lamentations, as for one of the mightiest. And they buried him in a warrior s grave, with honor, and with all his weapons; and they raised over him a heap, and set stones about, and called it after the dead 224 WULNOTH THE WANDERER Chieftain Hubblestanes by which name the place is still known to men.
And the people of Wessex drove the Danes from the shore, and took much plunder, and returned to their homes rejoicing.
What to read after Wulnoth the Wanderer a Story of King Alfred of England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert Escott Inman to read onlineMoreLess
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