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The druid Mordaunt.”
“Don’t call hi...
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“He’s an ap...
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If you find where he’s hidden it, bring it to A...
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my captains
Apocrisarius
“There will be more druids lurking ...
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They may try to res...
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High ...
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Pry-...
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Bearden Muir.
Apse Veil
Eilean’s heart thrilled at all ...
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If she surmised correctly, the High Seer had come to assign Aldermaston Gilifil to build a new abbey in the n...
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“I will be sad to leave this place.”
“Has she asked you to found a new abbey, then?”
“What will it be called?”
“Muirwood.”
“There’s only a small castle and ke...
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And one very dangerous ...
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“I will be bringing many from Tintern with me to help estab...
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I’d like you to be one of the...
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they wear a talisman around their necks, one that gives them power over the forces of nature.
The King of Moros had such a druid as his advisor.
Now he consults with a maston, as he’s adopted the faith and is permitting abbeys to be...
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Apse Veil,
Evnissyen,
he was related to the royal family of Pry-Ree.
Sivart Gilifil
Life was a gift.
Ever since the High Seer’s visit, the Medium has whispered to me that you are to be chosen for a special role at Muirwood.”
The king’s druid was called Mordaunt.
He’s a prisoner on the island.
He . . . used to be part of the maston order,
It is believed that he took a tome from us—one
I would like you to become Mordaunt’s servant,
he submitted to imprisonment as a term of the peace.
the gravest risk you would undertake would be to fall under his sway.
From what I understand, he is not a very agreeable man. He’s rude, impatient, and domineering. And he is very, very clever.
see to his needs yet remain loyal and true.
He smiled, the relief evident in his pleased look.
“Thank you, Eilean. I knew I could count on you. Bless you, child. This will be a difficult task.
And I may need you to serve beyond the next year you are obligated to stay. But if you do, I will help you find a position that shows my true appreciation for th...
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Five enemies of peace inhabit us—avarice,
avarice,
avarice /ˈavərəs/ I. noun extreme greed for wealth or material gain. – origin Middle English: from Old French, from Latin avaritia, from avarus ‘greedy.’
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envy /ˈenvē/ I. noun 1. a feeling of discontented or resentful longing aroused by someone else's possessions, qualities, or luck • she felt a twinge of envy for the people on board. 2. (the envy of) — a person or thing that inspires envy • their national health service is the envy of many in Europe. II. verb — [with obj.] 1. desire to have a quality, possession, or other desirable attribute belonging to (someone else) • he envied people who did not have to work on weekends • [with two objs.] I envy Jane her happiness. 2. desire for oneself (something possessed or enjoyed by another) • a lifestyle that most of us would envy. III. derivatives envier /ˈenvēər / noun – origin Middle English (also in the sense ‘hostility, enmity’): from Old French envie (noun), envier (verb), from Latin invidia, from invidere ‘regard maliciously, grudge,’ from in- ‘into’ + videre ‘to see.’
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