Hero's Song
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"Where is Crann? What can be keeping him?" he said. To distract him, Brie said she would teach him an Ellyl game called ficheall that Ebba had taught her. It was played with a board, dice, and small figures carved of black spinel. Collun reluctantly sat, and they began to play. Talisen watched, harp in hand, and he made them laugh with a song he improvised about Farmer Whicklow and his enormous appetite for partridge pie.
The door abruptly swung open and Crann entered. Wearily he lowered himself... into a chair that was too small for his long body. He took up one of the small figures from the game board and began absently to roll it between his fingers.
"You look terrible," said Talisen.
"Thank you," replied Crann dryly.
"Have you and the king not paused for rest at all?" "Midir is proud and strong-willed, and my tongue is not so graceful with words as once it was. Still, he finally sees the darkness that threatens and the need for an alliance with Eirren," said Crann.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Where is Crann? What can be keeping him?" he said. To distract him, Brie said she would teach him an Ellyl game called ficheall that Ebba had taught her. It was played with a board, dice, and small figures carved of black spinel. Collun reluctantly sat, and they began to play. Talisen watched, harp in hand, and he made them laugh with a song he improvised about Farmer Whicklow and his enormous appetite for partridge pie.
The door abruptly swung open and Crann entered. Wearily he lowered himself... into a chair that was too small for his long body. He took up one of the small figures from the game board and began absently to roll it between his fingers.
"You look terrible," said Talisen.
"Thank you," replied Crann dryly.
"Have you and the king not paused for rest at all?" "Midir is proud and strong-willed, and my tongue is not so graceful with words as once it was. Still, he finally sees the darkness that threatens and the need for an alliance with Eirren," said Crann.
What to read after Hero's Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Pattou to read onlineMoreLess
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