Heroes of the Dawn
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I put you under geasa, O Fian-chief — for I know well you are Fionn — to recover it for me." " If it is only a ring you sorrow for," said Fionn, " I wiU give you several to make up for its loss." He did not hke being put under geasa for such a trivial thing as this seemed to him ; for being under " geasa " meant that he could not refuse this request without his fame and honour suffering.
" If you gave me the himdred best rings in the world they would not be dear to me as 78 HEROES OF THE DAWN m...y own ring is," the girl answered ; " and if you refuse my request I will proclaim through- out Ireland that the Fian-chief has neither honour nor chivalry." Without saying another word, Fionn placed his weapons carefully on the shore, and slipping out of his clothes dived into the lake and searched until he discovered the ring lying on some sand. He held it out to the girl who, laughing maliciously, snatched it from him, and springing into the lake disappeared without even giving Fionn a word of thanks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I put you under geasa, O Fian-chief — for I know well you are Fionn — to recover it for me." " If it is only a ring you sorrow for," said Fionn, " I wiU give you several to make up for its loss." He did not hke being put under geasa for such a trivial thing as this seemed to him ; for being under " geasa " meant that he could not refuse this request without his fame and honour suffering.
" If you gave me the himdred best rings in the world they would not be dear to me as 78 HEROES OF THE DAWN m...y own ring is," the girl answered ; " and if you refuse my request I will proclaim through- out Ireland that the Fian-chief has neither honour nor chivalry." Without saying another word, Fionn placed his weapons carefully on the shore, and slipping out of his clothes dived into the lake and searched until he discovered the ring lying on some sand. He held it out to the girl who, laughing maliciously, snatched it from him, and springing into the lake disappeared without even giving Fionn a word of thanks.
What to read after Heroes of the Dawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Violet Russell to read onlineMoreLess
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