King Alfred's Viking
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"This is my master in sea craft, " said Odda. "Verily I fear him asI have feared no man since I was at school. But he cured theseasickness of me. " "Maybe I forgot the sickness when I sent landsmen to sea in allhaste, " said the king. "Nevertheless, Thord, how fought they whenblows were going?" "Well enough, king. And I will say that what I tried to teach themthey tried to learn, " answered Thord.
"Wherein is hope. You think that I may have good seamen in time, therefore?" "Ay, lord. It is in t...he blood of every man of our kin to take tothe sea. They are like hen-bred ducklings now, and they do but wanta duck to lead them pondwards. Then may hen cackle in vain forthem. " The king laughed.
"Faith, " he said, "I--the hen--drove Odda into the pond. He is, according to his own account, a poor duckling. " "Let him splash about a little longer, lord king, " said Thord.
But Odda spoke with a long face.
"Not so, King Alfred, if you love me. Landsman am I, andchicken-hearted at sea. Keep the gamecock to mind the farmyard;there be more birds than ducks needed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"This is my master in sea craft, " said Odda. "Verily I fear him asI have feared no man since I was at school. But he cured theseasickness of me. " "Maybe I forgot the sickness when I sent landsmen to sea in allhaste, " said the king. "Nevertheless, Thord, how fought they whenblows were going?" "Well enough, king. And I will say that what I tried to teach themthey tried to learn, " answered Thord.
"Wherein is hope. You think that I may have good seamen in time, therefore?" "Ay, lord. It is in t...he blood of every man of our kin to take tothe sea. They are like hen-bred ducklings now, and they do but wanta duck to lead them pondwards. Then may hen cackle in vain forthem. " The king laughed.
"Faith, " he said, "I--the hen--drove Odda into the pond. He is, according to his own account, a poor duckling. " "Let him splash about a little longer, lord king, " said Thord.
But Odda spoke with a long face.
"Not so, King Alfred, if you love me. Landsman am I, andchicken-hearted at sea. Keep the gamecock to mind the farmyard;there be more birds than ducks needed.
What to read after King Alfred's Viking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whistler Charles Watts to read onlineMoreLess
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