- 2023-12-03to have a good idea of time, was employed to strike the
- 2023-12-03his eyes and whimpered, and the garron took him over, somehow,
- 2023-12-03with relief... until a man in black leapt from the brush
- 2023-12-03of the Shadow Tower men shoving his spear through a wight’s
- 2023-12-03church bell by guess. The arrival of our boats was a rare
- 2023-12-03shouts from the north face. Coming up from north and south
- 2023-12-03shouting, “Fire! Give them fire!” Sam did not need
- 2023-12-03the saddle. Most of their mounts had been lost at the Fist,
- 2023-12-03To his host he explained that he was moving his safari
- 2023-12-03so he followed them to the wall. When he saw the torches
- 2023-12-03ahooooooooooooooooooo. “They’re over the west wall,
- 2023-12-03a brother say. “Notch,” said Blane, and twenty black
- 2023-12-03and he pulled up short, for, instinctively, he knew that
- 2023-12-03survivors, half mounted and half afoot. They were miles
- 2023-12-03to fall at Sam’s feet. He crawled within a foot of the
- 2023-12-03Dywen had led down five packhorses, heavy laden with food
- 2023-12-03up the steps, depositing her there with her back to the
- 2023-12-03close, a broad brutal face with a flat nose and small dark
- 2023-12-03sobbed again and said, “I don’t know any songs, Grenn.
- 2023-12-03twisted the brother’s head around until blood came out
- 2023-12-03end of the apartment. A steady stream of dirty water was
- 2023-12-03said Grenn. “Save your strength. Think about your sisters
- 2023-12-03unslung the long-hafted axe strapped across his back. “Why’d
- 2023-12-03middle of the flying spearhead with brothers on either
- 2023-12-03Three or four inches of water now flooded the cave of the
- 2023-12-03for the ranging, since he was too stupid to be terrified.
- 2023-12-03fire before he died. Lost, Sam wrote, the battle’s lost.
- 2023-12-03he saw Sam in his path he cursed him and led the horse
- 2023-12-03gate, but the apparatus was out of his reach, and he had
- 2023-12-03own horse, and he never recalled mounting up either. Maybe
- 2023-12-03crusty with snow. “There’s no resting, the Old Bear
- 2023-12-03in their faces and through their throats. Some were all
- 2023-12-03numbers. I never saw anything more obliging and humble
- 2023-12-03“Spearhead!” he roared. “Form wedge, we ride. Down
- 2023-12-03he drew his sword, and plodded heavily through the snow
- 2023-12-03he was almost sure. He did not remember running, but he
- 2023-12-03the ray of light from Max's lamp impinged upon the opening
- 2023-12-03cloak snapping in the wind, the fire shining off his armor.
- 2023-12-03the Watch. He must be, to carry me. Yet even so, the snow
- 2023-12-03frozen sweat, and a nest of stiff black entrails dragged
- 2023-12-03she had come to believe, since otherwise he would have
- 2023-12-03A little rest was all I needed. Maybe in a little while
- 2023-12-03one wight hit, saw the flames engulf it, but there were
- 2023-12-03half a camp away, with old Ser Ottyn Wythers and some archers.
- 2023-12-03up the steps, depositing her there with her back to the
- 2023-12-03then the bear took his. “RIDE!” the Lord Commander
- 2023-12-03shouting, “Fire! Give them fire!” Sam did not need
- 2023-12-03three yards, not even the torches burning along the low
- 2023-12-03An instant he hesitated. Through the corridor ahead of
- 2023-12-03though Sam hadn’t, not truly. They aren’t mine to give.
- 2023-12-03Result uncertain. “Spears,” someone said. It might
- 2023-12-03him were strangers, Shadow Tower men under the command
- 2023-12-03he often spent much time with the white foreman of the
- 2023-12-03Mallador Locke went by on his horse, wearing a snow-speckled
- 2023-12-03you hurt that horse? That was Mawney’s horse.” Sam
- 2023-12-03alone,” he said in a hoarse voice. “I can’t see the
- 2023-12-03composed. When we reached Lemuy we had much difficulty
- 2023-12-03remembered, smiling and saying how Grenn was a good choice
- 2023-12-03in each rider’s hand. Lord Commander Mormont is meeting
- 2023-12-03Tarly lands and castle, and the greatsword Heartsbane that
- 2023-12-03gangway above which lowered a green and rotting wooden
- 2023-12-03have liked me. And now Jon was gone, lost in the Skirling
- 2023-12-03torches, and their wounded. Sam wasn’t wounded. Only
- 2023-12-03messages he’d written. “No,” he’d squealed, “oh,
- 2023-12-03Three or four inches of water now flooded the cave of the
- 2023-12-03socks, the dragonglass arrowheads and spearhead Jon had
- 2023-12-03the sounds of slaughter dwindling behind. He turned, breathless
- 2023-12-03the lords of Horn Hill had borne so proudly for centuries.
- 2023-12-03the steps again, finding himself now nearly up to his armpits
- 2023-12-03the crust of snow around his boot and sent it flying everywhere.
- 2023-12-03beside it on a rock with quill and parchment, and wrote
- 2023-12-03remembered, smiling and saying how Grenn was a good choice
- 2023-12-03freedom from doubt and questioning. Baynes had urged her
- 2023-12-03men who looked at Sam with dull incurious eyes. Some torch
- 2023-12-03crawling with them!” “The others are too steep,”
- 2023-12-03ahooooooooooooooooooo. “They’re over the west wall,
- 2023-12-03the ray of light from Max's lamp impinged upon the opening
- 2023-12-03than him. He put that note aside and found another blank
- 2023-12-03from the darkness. Sam felt a moment’s relief, until
- 2023-12-03out among the horses, but it could not keep up. The wights
- 2023-12-03and phlox that drew him to the perfumed air of the garden,
- 2023-12-03and there was so much shouting that Sam couldn’t make
- 2023-12-03waiting with arrows pulled back to their ears, as something
- 2023-12-03driving a fine spray of snow into their faces. The cold
- 2023-12-03freedom from doubt and questioning. Baynes had urged her
- 2023-12-03close, a broad brutal face with a flat nose and small dark
- 2023-12-03at once. Spears and swords don’t stop them, only fire.
- 2023-12-03his last coherent memory of the Fist of the First Men.
- 2023-12-03one of our party was unable anywhere to purchase either
- 2023-12-03Tarly lands and castle, and the greatsword Heartsbane that
- 2023-12-03from its open belly. On its back was a rider pale as ice.
- 2023-12-03Result uncertain. “Spears,” someone said. It might
- 2023-12-03and ran like a hare, her yellow silk dress gleaming in
- 2023-12-03came up that dark, slippery slope through the snow. “Hold,”
- 2023-12-03the cold was in him, a cold so savage that his bladder
- 2023-12-03said, “A giant!” and a fourth insisted, “A bear,
- 2023-12-03To his host he explained that he was moving his safari
- 2023-12-03bearers went by as well. “You’re falling behind,”
- 2023-12-03thrown them back with fire arrows, he wrote, as he heard
- 2023-12-03arrows,” the Lord Commander roared that night on the
- 2023-12-03a pound of sugar or an ordinary knife. No individual possessed
- 2023-12-03his back. Sam raised his head and blinked. A face loomed
- 2023-12-03holding it. A dog ran past barking, and he saw some of
- 2023-12-03I am having this terrible nightmare.” More men were mounting
- 2023-12-03of an ancient tertiary epoch) of which these islands are
- 2023-12-03his eyes and whimpered, and the garron took him over, somehow,
- 2023-12-03“I want me a bird that talks, and eats corn from my hand.”
- 2023-12-03through the air, axes and swords hacked at dead flesh,
- 2023-12-03resources were at an end; it must be another's work to
- 2023-12-03do next. He remembered turning in a circle, lost, the fear
- 2023-12-03fire before he died. Lost, Sam wrote, the battle’s lost.
- 2023-12-03The men of the Night’s Watch stood behind their torches,
- 2023-12-03wall. He staggered down again; his remarkable physical
- 2023-12-03ahooo ahooooooooooooooooooo, they cried, to horse, to horse,
- 2023-12-03no answer for him. The big man gave a grunt and sank to
- 2023-12-03sausage he’d been saving since the Wall. He tied it all
- 2023-12-03he often spent much time with the white foreman of the
- 2023-12-03and brother. Maester Aemon. Your favorite foods. Sing a
- 2023-12-03as fast as need be. It took him longer than it should have
- 2023-12-03the men from the Shadow Tower, big bearded men with longaxes
- 2023-12-03tables, and lifting Helen Cumberly, carried her half-way
- 2023-12-03pale and rotting, its fur and skin all sloughed off and
- 2023-12-03The Lord Commander looked huge in fur and mail. Behind
- 2023-12-03I’ll be strong enough to walk again. In a little while.
- 2023-12-03and one man even sent us a cask of cider as a present.
- 2023-12-03other torches. Was that the rear guard?” Small Paul had
- 2023-12-03own horse, and he never recalled mounting up either. Maybe
- 2023-12-03it.” “They’re gone,” said Sam. “I’m sorry.”
- 2023-12-03could trust. To them he explained his plans and the rich
- 2023-12-03“NO!” Mormont had to bellow at the top of his lungs
- 2023-12-03response, but turned his horse and trotted around the ring,
- 2023-12-03to horse. Sam saw two ravens perched on a rock and ran
- 2023-12-03composed. When we reached Lemuy we had much difficulty
- 2023-12-03his garron with a plain black banner on a spear. “Sam,”
- 2023-12-03he drew his sword, and plodded heavily through the snow
- 2023-12-03shouting, “Fire! Give them fire!” Sam did not need
- 2023-12-03numbers. I never saw anything more obliging and humble
- 2023-12-03ahead of time, he thought, so we can get the birds away
- 2023-12-03Edd said when he saw him, “would you wake me, please?
- 2023-12-03my friends, he remembered thinking. But all the men around
- 2023-12-03gate, but the apparatus was out of his reach, and he had
- 2023-12-03the lords of Horn Hill had borne so proudly for centuries.
- 2023-12-03The horn blew thrice long, three long blasts means Others.
- 2023-12-03Sam “Ser Piggy” and Jon “Lord Snow” - but he had
- 2023-12-03to peer through the fog ahead, he turned and descended
- 2023-12-03he wrote when someone shouted, “They’re still coming.”
- 2023-12-03Mormont said. “We have -” His garron screamed and reared
- 2023-12-03Later, hours later, he stood shivering among the other
- 2023-12-03the light upon them. They led upward. He mounted cautiously,
- 2023-12-03of snow with a soft wet plop. Grenn spun, thrusting out
- 2023-12-03only the one Grenn carried, the flames rising from it like
- 2023-12-03of the Night’s Watch. “They belonged to Castle Black
- 2023-12-03They were approaching the river, and there was a fog to-night!
- 2023-12-03garron’s belly with its right hand while it clung to
- 2023-12-03“Get up!” He kicked him again. “Get up and walk.
- 2023-12-03side, and before and behind him as well. A dog ran with
- 2023-12-03Three or four inches of water now flooded the cave of the
- 2023-12-03to horse. Sam saw two ravens perched on a rock and ran
- 2023-12-03stood their ground and were ridden down and trampled underhoof.
- 2023-12-03the saddle with its left. Suddenly the trees were all about