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The Mark of the Horse Lord by Rosemary Sutcliff
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The Mark of the Horse Lord

by Rosemary Sutcliff

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An interesting look at a man who grows to adulthood as a slave and gladiator and when he gets his wooden sword and freedom is offered a chance to be a celtic chief, he's identical to the heir, only the heir has been blinded by an enemy. He gets involved with the people of this tribe what the future holds isn't always obvious or easy to deal with. ( )
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So Good. It is a page turner. Warning: This is not Disney material. ( )
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In the long cavern of the changing-room, the light of the fat-oil lamps cast jumping shadows on the walls; skeleton shadows of the spear-stacked arms-racks, giant shadows of the men who crowded the benches or moved about still busy with their weapons and gear; here and there the stallion shadow of a plume-crested helmet.
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