The Sterkarm Handshake

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by Susan Price

oh, and

  olla, all

  opp, up

  oss, us

  pa, by

  penya, money

  ridder, ride

  rikti, right

  sa, so

  sawrer, hurt

  seet, said;

  sye, say;

  sayer, says

  sertha, sweet

  shoota, shoot

  sikka, safe

  sitta, sit

  skal, shall

  skyera, cut

  slerssa, fight

  snakka, speak

  sootha, truly

  spak, speak

  staw, stands

  sterk, strong

  stilla, quiet!

  stoor, big

  sverer, swear

  t’, the

  takh, thanks

  tala, talk

  tar, take

  thine, your

  thu, you

  til, to, toward

  tur, tower

  tyan, two

  urd, word

  urst, cheese

  ut, out

  vah, what

  vegg, wall

  vem, who

  venda tilbacka, return

  vi, we

  vilken, which

  vill, will

  vit, white

  vor, where

  vordan staw day, how stands it? (i.e. how are you?)

  vorfar, why

  wey, wee, small

  ya, yes

  yarl, lord (i.e. master)

  yett, gate

  yi, I

  yunker, young

  About the Author

  Susan Price is the author of the Sterkarm series. Born in Dudley, West Midlands, in England, she went on to write the Guardian Fiction Prize–winning The Sterkarm Handshake (1998) after visiting reiver country on the borders of Scotland. To help her imagine the Sterkarm’s world, she drew on lifelong interests in history, folklore, and old ballads, as well as her hobbies of shooting with a longbow and traveling to the Scottish hills with her partner. Price continued the series with A Sterkarm Kiss (2004) and A Sterkarm Tryst (2017). Her other works include the novel The Ghost Drum, which won the prestigious Carnegie Medal. Price lives in the Black Country, in West Midlands, England.

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  This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, events, and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, businesses, companies, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

  Copyright © 1998 by Susan Price

  Cover design by Drew Padrutt

  978-1-5040-2099-2

  This edition published in 2016 by Open Road Integrated Media, Inc.

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