Ravens, adread (filled with dread), condemn you to your death (I think just an archaic usage of deem), beweep (none will weep for you, I think). I also hit a pretty hard wall at 1200.
reply> 1400 seems fine except for the one big hurdle being "Þ",
replySomeone here needs to brush up on their Icelandic!
I found it helped me to read it out loud in a pirate voice.
replyFun fact: stereotypical "pirate speech" is actually a relic of the English West Country dialect.
replyswitch the double-u for a w. Uuhiles becomes "whiles" (or "while")
replyDamn I hate that I didn't catch on to why it made a w sound.
replyretvrn to tradition
reply> adrade(?)
reply"adread", meaning afraid
Still a recognizable archaic word, constructed from a still-in-use root. Just the spelling is different.
Ahh of course! Yeah I guess if I'd read the sentence a few more times it might have been possible to guess that too. Thanks!
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