Celtika
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Swirling flights of cranes and crows circled the vast sprawl of camps and enclosures that stretched along its shores and through the forest. Spring would soon burst from winter tree and frozen ground. Already the air was quickening, and the gathered hordes were stirring from their winter quarters. The fires burned brighter and clan colours were added to the high totems that marked each separate army.
Here were kings of the Bituriges and Avernii, warlords of the Senones and Ambarii, chiefs and ch...ampions of the Carnutes and Trocmii, large clans and small, some each other’s bitter enemies. But all enmities and discourtesies had been put aside on pain of death, though early on Warlord Brennos had allowed some settling of hostility by champions. No claim for slaves or territory was allowed after the combat, however, merely an agreement for the losing party to pay from the spoils of the Quest.
Foraging parties went out again into the largely deserted country around this stretch of the Daan, searching for stray cattle, sheep and horses and forgotten fields of winter roots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Swirling flights of cranes and crows circled the vast sprawl of camps and enclosures that stretched along its shores and through the forest. Spring would soon burst from winter tree and frozen ground. Already the air was quickening, and the gathered hordes were stirring from their winter quarters. The fires burned brighter and clan colours were added to the high totems that marked each separate army.
Here were kings of the Bituriges and Avernii, warlords of the Senones and Ambarii, chiefs and ch...ampions of the Carnutes and Trocmii, large clans and small, some each other’s bitter enemies. But all enmities and discourtesies had been put aside on pain of death, though early on Warlord Brennos had allowed some settling of hostility by champions. No claim for slaves or territory was allowed after the combat, however, merely an agreement for the losing party to pay from the spoils of the Quest.
Foraging parties went out again into the largely deserted country around this stretch of the Daan, searching for stray cattle, sheep and horses and forgotten fields of winter roots.
What to read after Celtika?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Holdstock to read onlineMoreLess
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