Hood (2006)
Hood
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A Briton?”
Bruised, bloodied, and bound at the wrists by a rope that looped around his neck, Bran was dragged roughly forward and forced to his knees before a man standing in the wavering pool of light from a handheld torch. Dressed in a long tunic of yellow linen with a short blue cloak and boots of soft brown leather, he carried neither sword nor spear, and the others deferred to him. Bran took him to be their lord.
“Are you a Briton?” He spoke English with the curious flattened nasal tone of ...the Ffreinc. “Answer me!” He nodded to one of the soldiers, who gave Bran a quick kick in the ribs.
The pain of the blow roused Bran. He lifted his head to gaze with loathing at his inquisitor.
“I think you are Welsh, yes?” the Ffreinc noble said.
Unwilling to dignify the word, Bran merely nodded.
“What were you doing on the road?” asked the man.
“Travelling,” mumbled Bran. His voice sounded strange and loud in his ears; his head throbbed from the knocks he had taken.
“At night?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Briton?”
Bruised, bloodied, and bound at the wrists by a rope that looped around his neck, Bran was dragged roughly forward and forced to his knees before a man standing in the wavering pool of light from a handheld torch. Dressed in a long tunic of yellow linen with a short blue cloak and boots of soft brown leather, he carried neither sword nor spear, and the others deferred to him. Bran took him to be their lord.
“Are you a Briton?” He spoke English with the curious flattened nasal tone of ...the Ffreinc. “Answer me!” He nodded to one of the soldiers, who gave Bran a quick kick in the ribs.
The pain of the blow roused Bran. He lifted his head to gaze with loathing at his inquisitor.
“I think you are Welsh, yes?” the Ffreinc noble said.
Unwilling to dignify the word, Bran merely nodded.
“What were you doing on the road?” asked the man.
“Travelling,” mumbled Bran. His voice sounded strange and loud in his ears; his head throbbed from the knocks he had taken.
“At night?”
What to read after Hood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen R. Lawhead to read onlineMoreLess
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