The Viking’s Sacrifice (2012)
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Ecclesiastes 9:10 Wilda followed Bebba’s gaze as she shielded her eyes against a rare glimpse of sun that turned all the snow to glaring whiteness. Wilda shaded her own eyes with one hand and watched a shape move down the mountain. A man on a horse picking its careful way through the snow. Toki.
“That’s every day for the last week,” Bebba said. “And every day he’s been coming here too, to watch you. But every day up the mountain—that’s hard for him, what with that leg the way it is, even on a ho...rse. No wonder he’s looking so weary. What’s he up to?” She gave Wilda a knowing look at that last.
“I told you, I don’t know. Even if he spoke, you know I wouldn’t be able to understand him.” Wilda had picked up a few phrases here and there, but not enough to have a conversation.
With Toki it didn’t matter. He came every night to sit with his beer and watch her as she worked. She found herself looking forward to sunset and him coming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ecclesiastes 9:10 Wilda followed Bebba’s gaze as she shielded her eyes against a rare glimpse of sun that turned all the snow to glaring whiteness. Wilda shaded her own eyes with one hand and watched a shape move down the mountain. A man on a horse picking its careful way through the snow. Toki.
“That’s every day for the last week,” Bebba said. “And every day he’s been coming here too, to watch you. But every day up the mountain—that’s hard for him, what with that leg the way it is, even on a ho...rse. No wonder he’s looking so weary. What’s he up to?” She gave Wilda a knowing look at that last.
“I told you, I don’t know. Even if he spoke, you know I wouldn’t be able to understand him.” Wilda had picked up a few phrases here and there, but not enough to have a conversation.
With Toki it didn’t matter. He came every night to sit with his beer and watch her as she worked. She found herself looking forward to sunset and him coming.
What to read after The Viking’s Sacrifice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Knight to read onlineMoreLess
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