Éire’s Captive Moon
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Agnarr asked his healer that evening. “Did Elsdottir have cause to strike you?”
Eir glared at him as she peeled roots from some flowers. “Ja. She said I wanted to break your skipniu.”
Agnarr covered his mouth to hide a smile at the spark in Eir’s face. To get his humor under control, he rose to his feet and paced to the fire, where his mother was roasting a goat. There was still a young lamb they could roast, but Gerda wanted a special occasion to butcher the lamb. That was understandable.
Bjørn... and Arknell, his brothers, were drinking heavily, the sweet fragrance of the mead wafting to Agnarr from the other side of his home. He felt like joining them, but refrained; he wanted a clear head to deal with two troublesome females.
“And were you trying to break the longboat?” he asked, turning back to his trell.
His surgeon just looked at him, impassivity a blanket on her face.
“You should not try to damage our ships, Eir,” he cautioned, stepping closer to her. She continued to break up her flowers, separating them into little piles of flower parts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Agnarr asked his healer that evening. “Did Elsdottir have cause to strike you?”
Eir glared at him as she peeled roots from some flowers. “Ja. She said I wanted to break your skipniu.”
Agnarr covered his mouth to hide a smile at the spark in Eir’s face. To get his humor under control, he rose to his feet and paced to the fire, where his mother was roasting a goat. There was still a young lamb they could roast, but Gerda wanted a special occasion to butcher the lamb. That was understandable.
Bjørn... and Arknell, his brothers, were drinking heavily, the sweet fragrance of the mead wafting to Agnarr from the other side of his home. He felt like joining them, but refrained; he wanted a clear head to deal with two troublesome females.
“And were you trying to break the longboat?” he asked, turning back to his trell.
His surgeon just looked at him, impassivity a blanket on her face.
“You should not try to damage our ships, Eir,” he cautioned, stepping closer to her. She continued to break up her flowers, separating them into little piles of flower parts.
What to read after Éire’s Captive Moon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandi Layne to read onlineMoreLess
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