Two Ravens
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By a handfast marriage he had a son whose name was Bjarni. One day while they were cutting driftwood Bjarni said that he wanted to leave Iceland.
His father put the axe down head to the ground and stared at him. “Where did you have in mind to go?” “Vinland. Or Norway.” “Well, you’d better choose between them, you fool, they’re in two opposite directions.” Bjarni reached for his own axe and set to chopping at the log at his feet. Hoskuld was still. Bjarni could feel his gaze on him.
“That’s my th...anks,” Hoskuld said, “for fathering you in the first place and feeding you thereafter. Now when you are big enough to help me, you will walk away without a look back.” Bjarni said, without stopping in the work, “Ulf can help you.” Ulf was Hoskuld’s second son.
“Ulf! Ulf does nothing except dream about women.” Bjarni chopped through the log so hard the two pieces flew up off the sand. He picked up the wood and carried it to the cart fifty feet away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By a handfast marriage he had a son whose name was Bjarni. One day while they were cutting driftwood Bjarni said that he wanted to leave Iceland.
His father put the axe down head to the ground and stared at him. “Where did you have in mind to go?” “Vinland. Or Norway.” “Well, you’d better choose between them, you fool, they’re in two opposite directions.” Bjarni reached for his own axe and set to chopping at the log at his feet. Hoskuld was still. Bjarni could feel his gaze on him.
“That’s my th...anks,” Hoskuld said, “for fathering you in the first place and feeding you thereafter. Now when you are big enough to help me, you will walk away without a look back.” Bjarni said, without stopping in the work, “Ulf can help you.” Ulf was Hoskuld’s second son.
“Ulf! Ulf does nothing except dream about women.” Bjarni chopped through the log so hard the two pieces flew up off the sand. He picked up the wood and carried it to the cart fifty feet away.
What to read after Two Ravens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecelia Holland to read onlineMoreLess
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