Glendalough Fair
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Annals of Ulster Either Colman mac Breandan or Father Finnian had done something clever, and Louis’s guess was that it was Father Finnian.
At the mouth of the River Avoca sat a sorry little fishing village. Finnian had kept riders hunkered down there watching for approaching longships. The Northmen had come an hour before dawn, surprising the village. But the watchers were well mounted and had managed to get out ahead of the raiders. They could hear the screams of the villagers as they r...aced away, bringing word of the enemy to Glendalough.
Other men were stationed at some of the little villages along the Avoca and on the roads that led to Glendalough from various directions. When Kevin mac Lugaed appeared with a force of nearly one hundred men, Finnian and thus Colman knew it. As the five longships that had sacked the village by the sea moved up river, the men at Glendalough were kept informed.
On hearing they would be marching to meet the enemy, Louis gave his poor, exhausted, battered, trainees - including those who had been wounded by their comrades - one hour to rest and then one hour to cook and pack food for two days, and to gather up the most basic of necessities, primarily weapons and what passed for armor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Annals of Ulster Either Colman mac Breandan or Father Finnian had done something clever, and Louis’s guess was that it was Father Finnian.
At the mouth of the River Avoca sat a sorry little fishing village. Finnian had kept riders hunkered down there watching for approaching longships. The Northmen had come an hour before dawn, surprising the village. But the watchers were well mounted and had managed to get out ahead of the raiders. They could hear the screams of the villagers as they r...aced away, bringing word of the enemy to Glendalough.
Other men were stationed at some of the little villages along the Avoca and on the roads that led to Glendalough from various directions. When Kevin mac Lugaed appeared with a force of nearly one hundred men, Finnian and thus Colman knew it. As the five longships that had sacked the village by the sea moved up river, the men at Glendalough were kept informed.
On hearing they would be marching to meet the enemy, Louis gave his poor, exhausted, battered, trainees - including those who had been wounded by their comrades - one hour to rest and then one hour to cook and pack food for two days, and to gather up the most basic of necessities, primarily weapons and what passed for armor.
What to read after Glendalough Fair?
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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