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CHAPTER I. DYNEVOR CASTLE. - CHAPTER II. THE BROTHERS - CHAPTER III. THE EAGLE'S CRAG. - CHAPTER IV. WENDOT'S REWARD. - CHAPTER V. THE KING'S CHILDREN. - CHAPTER VI. WELSH WOLVES. - CHAPTER VII. THE KING'S JUDGMENT. - CHAPTER VIII. TURBULENT SPIRITS. - CHAPTER IX. THE RED FLAME OF WAR. - CHAPTER X. CARNARVON CASTLE. - CHAPTER XI. THE KING'S CLEMENCY. - CHAPTER XII. A STRANGE BRIDAL. - CHAPTER XIII. THE NEW LORD OF DYNEVOR. - CHAPTER I. DYNEVOR CASTLE.
CHAPTER II. THE BROTHERS
CHAPTER III. THE EAGLE'S CRAG.
CHAPTER IV. WENDOT'S REWARD.
CHAPTER V. THE KING'S CHILDREN.
CHAPTER VI. WELSH WOLVES.
CHAPTER VII. THE KING'S JUDGMENT.
CHAPTER VIII. TURBULENT SPIRITS.
CHAPTER IX. THE RED FLAME OF WAR.
CHAPTER X. CARNARVON CASTLE.
In the rugged valleys of medieval Wales, a spirited young heir of the house of Dynevor races across craggy ridges with his loyal hound, Gelert, answering a haunting call that echoes through the hills. He is a picture of youthful vigor—bright eyes, a jeweled pommel at his belt, and a heart set on freeing his homeland from English domination. Along his path he meets his three brothers, each marked by distinct looks and temperaments, as they return from a hunt laden with game and camaraderie.
The brothers’ reunion is warm yet tinged with the tension of looming conflict, for their mother’s warning and the distant horn of approaching English guests hint at danger gathering on the horizon. As they gather in the stone halls of Dynevor Castle, loyalties are tested and the first stirrings of a larger struggle begin to take shape, promising a tale of honor, rivalry, and the fierce spirit of a people defending their land.
Language
en
Duration
~5 hours (316K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Martin Robb
Release date
Aug 20, 2004
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
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1856–1932
A remarkably prolific Victorian storyteller, she wrote hundreds of books ranging from pious children's tales to historical adventures and romantic fiction. Her work reflects the moral earnestness and wide readership of late 19th- and early 20th-century popular fiction.
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