Son of the Morning
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Fear-gleidhidh meant "guardian"; she was familiar enough with that word to recognize it at a glance. Over the past several months she'd spent so much time with these blasted Gaelic papers that she'd learned to recognize a lot of the nouns, though sometimes the spelling threw her off. Even with the help of a two hundred dollar set of tapes that promised to teach her how to speak Gaelic, and which she'd bought in a useless hope that it would help clarify the murky medieval Gaelic syntax, it could ...still take hours to translate a few sentences. But what on earth did cunhachd mean? Running her finger down the page of the Gaelic/English dictionary, she couldn't find any such word. Could it be cunbhalach, which meant "steady," or cunbhalachd, which was "judgment"? No, it wouldn't be the first, for if she was reading it correctly the sentence was "The Guardian has the Cunhachd." The capitalization didn't necessarily mean anything, but the sentence certainly wouldn't be "The Guardian has the Steady." "The Guardian has the Judgment"?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fear-gleidhidh meant "guardian"; she was familiar enough with that word to recognize it at a glance. Over the past several months she'd spent so much time with these blasted Gaelic papers that she'd learned to recognize a lot of the nouns, though sometimes the spelling threw her off. Even with the help of a two hundred dollar set of tapes that promised to teach her how to speak Gaelic, and which she'd bought in a useless hope that it would help clarify the murky medieval Gaelic syntax, it could ...still take hours to translate a few sentences. But what on earth did cunhachd mean? Running her finger down the page of the Gaelic/English dictionary, she couldn't find any such word. Could it be cunbhalach, which meant "steady," or cunbhalachd, which was "judgment"? No, it wouldn't be the first, for if she was reading it correctly the sentence was "The Guardian has the Cunhachd." The capitalization didn't necessarily mean anything, but the sentence certainly wouldn't be "The Guardian has the Steady." "The Guardian has the Judgment"?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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