The Dark Age
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16 SAMHAIN The festival of Samhain, better known to future generations as Hallowe’en, was only two days away and tension amongst the masters was high as they approached grading.
Sir Brockwell, under Maelgwn’s guidance, had been favourably courting Katren. Finally, he plucked up the nerve to pop the question for the second time, asking her to marry him at the forthcoming feast. To Calin’s great amazement, Katren accepted and they would be wed the following week.
As fate would have it, however, th...is arrangement was short-lived. Brockwell’s recollection of the tradition of taking one’s intended to thy bed the week before the wedding, thwarted him within the hour. He tried as subtly and as sweetly as he knew how to entice Katren’s favours from her in advance, but she only took offence to the suggestion. She accused her ‘briefly intended’ of being fickle, presumptuous, and displaying a total lack of respect for the Goddess. Katren promptly withdrew her acceptance, vowing she would never consider him as a suitor again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
16 SAMHAIN The festival of Samhain, better known to future generations as Hallowe’en, was only two days away and tension amongst the masters was high as they approached grading.
Sir Brockwell, under Maelgwn’s guidance, had been favourably courting Katren. Finally, he plucked up the nerve to pop the question for the second time, asking her to marry him at the forthcoming feast. To Calin’s great amazement, Katren accepted and they would be wed the following week.
As fate would have it, however, th...is arrangement was short-lived. Brockwell’s recollection of the tradition of taking one’s intended to thy bed the week before the wedding, thwarted him within the hour. He tried as subtly and as sweetly as he knew how to entice Katren’s favours from her in advance, but she only took offence to the suggestion. She accused her ‘briefly intended’ of being fickle, presumptuous, and displaying a total lack of respect for the Goddess. Katren promptly withdrew her acceptance, vowing she would never consider him as a suitor again.
What to read after The Dark Age?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Traci Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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