Tuck (2009)
Tuck
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At the shout, Tuck sat up and rubbed his face. He had been trimming the end of his staff and had fallen asleep in the warm sunlight. Now, he rose and, taking up the sturdy length of ashwood, gave it a swing once around his head, offering a grunt of satisfaction at the comforting heft of the simple weapon. He then turned around in time to see the messenger slide down the grassy bank and into the bowl of Cél Craidd. It was Prebyn, the son of one of the farmers whose house and barn had been burned ...by the Ffreinc when they ransacked their settlement a few days before. “They’re coming! The Ffreinc are coming!”
Bran and Tuck hurried to meet the young man. “My lord Rhi Bran! Rhi Bran! They’re coming,” announced Prebyn, red faced and breathless from his run. “The Ffreinc . . . King William . . . they’re on the road . . . they’ll be here any moment.” He gulped air. “There’s thousands of them . . . thousands . . .”
“Steady on, Prebyn,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the shout, Tuck sat up and rubbed his face. He had been trimming the end of his staff and had fallen asleep in the warm sunlight. Now, he rose and, taking up the sturdy length of ashwood, gave it a swing once around his head, offering a grunt of satisfaction at the comforting heft of the simple weapon. He then turned around in time to see the messenger slide down the grassy bank and into the bowl of Cél Craidd. It was Prebyn, the son of one of the farmers whose house and barn had been burned ...by the Ffreinc when they ransacked their settlement a few days before. “They’re coming! The Ffreinc are coming!”
Bran and Tuck hurried to meet the young man. “My lord Rhi Bran! Rhi Bran! They’re coming,” announced Prebyn, red faced and breathless from his run. “The Ffreinc . . . King William . . . they’re on the road . . . they’ll be here any moment.” He gulped air. “There’s thousands of them . . . thousands . . .”
“Steady on, Prebyn,”
What to read after Tuck?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen R. Lawhead to read onlineMoreLess
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