Crowbone
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979 THREE sheltered in the fish-reeked dim of the keeill, cramped up and feeling the cold seep into their bones – but only one of them did not care, for he was dying. Though truth was, Drostan thought, glancing sideways at the red-glowed beak-face of the Brother who lived here, perhaps this priest cares even less than the dying.
‘I am done, brother,’ said Sueno and the husked whisper of him jerked Drostan back to where his friend and brother in Christ lay, sweat sheening his face in the faint gl...ow from the fish-oil light.
‘Nonsense,’ Drostan lied. ‘When the storm clears tomorrow we will go down to the church at Holmtun and get help there.’ ‘He will never get there,’ said the priest, voice harsh as the crow dark itself and bringing Drostan angrily round.
‘Whisht, you – have you so little Christian charity in you?’ There was a gurgle, which might have been a laugh or a curse, and suddenly the hawk-face was thrust close, so close that Drostan bent backwards away from it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
979 THREE sheltered in the fish-reeked dim of the keeill, cramped up and feeling the cold seep into their bones – but only one of them did not care, for he was dying. Though truth was, Drostan thought, glancing sideways at the red-glowed beak-face of the Brother who lived here, perhaps this priest cares even less than the dying.
‘I am done, brother,’ said Sueno and the husked whisper of him jerked Drostan back to where his friend and brother in Christ lay, sweat sheening his face in the faint gl...ow from the fish-oil light.
‘Nonsense,’ Drostan lied. ‘When the storm clears tomorrow we will go down to the church at Holmtun and get help there.’ ‘He will never get there,’ said the priest, voice harsh as the crow dark itself and bringing Drostan angrily round.
‘Whisht, you – have you so little Christian charity in you?’ There was a gurgle, which might have been a laugh or a curse, and suddenly the hawk-face was thrust close, so close that Drostan bent backwards away from it.
What to read after Crowbone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Low to read onlineMoreLess
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