The Second Lost Tale of Mercia: Ethelred the King
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He was always doing things at wrong times and leaving undone what he should have done, so that he is called Ethelred the Unready, that is the man without rede or counsel.”
--Freeman, Edward. Old English History for Children pg. 190 * Corfe-Gate, Dorset 978 A.D.
Ethelred watched longingly as his half-brother strode with his men to the exit of the stronghold.
They looked so handsome, regal, and powerful. Their spurs chimed over the cobbles as they walked, their soft tunics rippled in the breeze, a...nd their cheeks glowed with the pleasure of fellowship.
King Edward, walking in the middle, was in fact the smallest of the men, and yet he was the center of their attention and devotion. The sixteen-year-old king had grown to fit his beautifully embroidered boots, and the crown seemed to glitter more brightly on his auburn-haired head than it ever had on their father’s.
The king stopped suddenly and turned to look at Ethelred, as if he had sensed his younger brother’s stare.
Ethelred stepped back a little, hiding in the shadow of a stone column, and gulped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was always doing things at wrong times and leaving undone what he should have done, so that he is called Ethelred the Unready, that is the man without rede or counsel.”
--Freeman, Edward. Old English History for Children pg. 190 * Corfe-Gate, Dorset 978 A.D.
Ethelred watched longingly as his half-brother strode with his men to the exit of the stronghold.
They looked so handsome, regal, and powerful. Their spurs chimed over the cobbles as they walked, their soft tunics rippled in the breeze, a...nd their cheeks glowed with the pleasure of fellowship.
King Edward, walking in the middle, was in fact the smallest of the men, and yet he was the center of their attention and devotion. The sixteen-year-old king had grown to fit his beautifully embroidered boots, and the crown seemed to glitter more brightly on his auburn-haired head than it ever had on their father’s.
The king stopped suddenly and turned to look at Ethelred, as if he had sensed his younger brother’s stare.
Ethelred stepped back a little, hiding in the shadow of a stone column, and gulped.
What to read after The Second Lost Tale of Mercia: Ethelred the King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jayden Woods to read onlineMoreLess
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