Fin Gall
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Hávamál I t took Asbjorn the Fat four days to make his way back to Dubh-linn, and the only easy part was convincing Hallkel Half-wit to assist him. Indeed, it took only a fraction of Asbjorn’s persuasive powers before Hallkel was for all practical purposes Asbjorn’s thrall.
Hallkel used the butt of his knife to knock the collar off Asbjorn’s neck. He gave up his cloak and his shoes so that Asbjorn, stripped nearly naked, would have... some cover. He went ahead, scouting the way back toward Dubh-Linn, in case there were more ambushes, with Asbjorn following a dozen perches behind.
Asbjorn used Hallkel the way he would have used any thrall. He sent him for wood to build fires at night, and off to the small ringforts they passed to beg or steal food. Hallkel, terrified of being caught up it the retribution Magnus would suffer, as described by Asbjorn, made every effort to bring comfort to his master.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hávamál I t took Asbjorn the Fat four days to make his way back to Dubh-linn, and the only easy part was convincing Hallkel Half-wit to assist him. Indeed, it took only a fraction of Asbjorn’s persuasive powers before Hallkel was for all practical purposes Asbjorn’s thrall.
Hallkel used the butt of his knife to knock the collar off Asbjorn’s neck. He gave up his cloak and his shoes so that Asbjorn, stripped nearly naked, would have... some cover. He went ahead, scouting the way back toward Dubh-Linn, in case there were more ambushes, with Asbjorn following a dozen perches behind.
Asbjorn used Hallkel the way he would have used any thrall. He sent him for wood to build fires at night, and off to the small ringforts they passed to beg or steal food. Hallkel, terrified of being caught up it the retribution Magnus would suffer, as described by Asbjorn, made every effort to bring comfort to his master.
What to read after Fin Gall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James L. Nelson to read onlineMoreLess
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