Excerpt from Ice Bound, Vol. 2 of 3A weary man was Griffith Owen; sick at heart and sore of foot. Long seemed the mountain way, and heavy the load of glittering trinkets and rustic finery in his ponderous pack. Many a steep mile had Griffith, the sturdy pedlar, plodded since the sunrise; at many an inn had he in vain displayed his tempting wares; many a cottage had he fruitlessly visited. The times were bad; for war, like the Arab vol. II.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.

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