Casca 7: the Damned
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And there would still be mopping up operations to take care of for the next few days. In the woods there would be some survivors that got separated from the main force.
Casca took his men back to Orleans, bringing the wagons of the Huns with him, bearing their wounded and whatever goods had been left in the wagons, which were considerable. And in the Huns' main camp outside Orleans, magistrates had counted and weighed over two thousand pounds of gold and five of silver.
When Aetius's tro...ops re-entered the walls, it was as heroes. The news of the defeat of Attila and his army brought the entire population out into the streets.
Casca was content to leave most of the glory to Commitus who rode at the head of the column. Once they were inside, he broke away and went to his house, where he lay down and slept the deep rest of the soul weary.
The pounding in his mind was distant but insistent. It would not stop; it kept pulling him up out of the dark where he wanted to be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And there would still be mopping up operations to take care of for the next few days. In the woods there would be some survivors that got separated from the main force.
Casca took his men back to Orleans, bringing the wagons of the Huns with him, bearing their wounded and whatever goods had been left in the wagons, which were considerable. And in the Huns' main camp outside Orleans, magistrates had counted and weighed over two thousand pounds of gold and five of silver.
When Aetius's tro...ops re-entered the walls, it was as heroes. The news of the defeat of Attila and his army brought the entire population out into the streets.
Casca was content to leave most of the glory to Commitus who rode at the head of the column. Once they were inside, he broke away and went to his house, where he lay down and slept the deep rest of the soul weary.
The pounding in his mind was distant but insistent. It would not stop; it kept pulling him up out of the dark where he wanted to be.
What to read after Casca 7: the Damned?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barry Sadler to read onlineMoreLess
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