Conan of Venarium
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Rhiderch the seer stayed in and around Duthil through the winter. He made himself useful now and again. Balarg’s wife had lost a silver ring—work of the ^£sir—and Rhiderch told her to slaughter a certain hen. Sure enough, she found it in the bird’s gizzard. It must have slipped from her finger while she was scattering grain for her chickens. She valued the ring enough to feed the seer for a week afterwards — and she was not one usually given to fits of generosity.
And Rhiderch also found fou...r sheep that had wandered away from Nectan during a snowstorm that covered their tracks as fast as they were made. He told the shepherd to look by a red rock beneath a tall spruce. Nectan knew a reddish boulder just in from the edge of the forest that fit the bill. When he went to the rock, there were the sheep. He gave Nectan one of them, reckoning it better to have three back than to have lost them all.
The seer’s powers came and went. They did not always serve him as he would have wished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rhiderch the seer stayed in and around Duthil through the winter. He made himself useful now and again. Balarg’s wife had lost a silver ring—work of the ^£sir—and Rhiderch told her to slaughter a certain hen. Sure enough, she found it in the bird’s gizzard. It must have slipped from her finger while she was scattering grain for her chickens. She valued the ring enough to feed the seer for a week afterwards — and she was not one usually given to fits of generosity.
And Rhiderch also found fou...r sheep that had wandered away from Nectan during a snowstorm that covered their tracks as fast as they were made. He told the shepherd to look by a red rock beneath a tall spruce. Nectan knew a reddish boulder just in from the edge of the forest that fit the bill. When he went to the rock, there were the sheep. He gave Nectan one of them, reckoning it better to have three back than to have lost them all.
The seer’s powers came and went. They did not always serve him as he would have wished.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Turtledove to read onlineMoreLess
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