The Life And Death of Cormac the Skald
The Life And Death of Cormac the Skald
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CHAPTER EIGHTEEN. Cormac's Voyage To Norway.
The two brothers had but left the roadstead, when close beside theirship, uprose a walrus. Cormac hurled at it a pole-staff, which struckthe beast, so that it sank again: but the men aboard thought that theyknew its eyes for the eyes of Thorveig the witch. That walrus came upno more, but of Thorveig it was heard that she lay sick to death; andindeed folk say that this was the end of her.
Then they sailed out to sea, and at last came to Norway, where ...at thattime Hakon, the foster-son of Athelstan, was king. He made them welcome, and so they stayed there the winter long with all honour.
Next summer they set out to the wars, and did many great deeds. Alongwith them went a man called Siegfried, a German of good birth; and theymade raids both far and wide. One day as they were gone up the countryeleven men together came against the two brothers, and set upon them;but this business ended in their overcoming the whole eleven, and soafter a while back to their ship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN. Cormac's Voyage To Norway.
The two brothers had but left the roadstead, when close beside theirship, uprose a walrus. Cormac hurled at it a pole-staff, which struckthe beast, so that it sank again: but the men aboard thought that theyknew its eyes for the eyes of Thorveig the witch. That walrus came upno more, but of Thorveig it was heard that she lay sick to death; andindeed folk say that this was the end of her.
Then they sailed out to sea, and at last came to Norway, where ...at thattime Hakon, the foster-son of Athelstan, was king. He made them welcome, and so they stayed there the winter long with all honour.
Next summer they set out to the wars, and did many great deeds. Alongwith them went a man called Siegfried, a German of good birth; and theymade raids both far and wide. One day as they were gone up the countryeleven men together came against the two brothers, and set upon them;but this business ended in their overcoming the whole eleven, and soafter a while back to their ship.
What to read after The Life And Death of Cormac the Skald?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collingwood William Gershom to read onlineMoreLess
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