High Rhulain
Subtitle: Redwall #18
By: Brian Jacques ; illustrated by David Elliot.
Contributors: Elliot, David, 1952- ill.
Series: Redwall (18)
Publisher: Philomel Books
Published: 2005
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Animals -- Fiction.; Fantasy.
Genres: Fiction.
Table of contents: title: Book one : The forgotten tome.; title: The wind moaned like a wounded beast in the Southwest; title: In the woodlands south of Redwall Abbey, the other young creatures were abroad that day; title: Beyond the high seas, far away on Green Isle, a monumental bulk loomed over the landscape of swamps, streams and watermeadows; title: That evening at supper, the Great Hall of Redwall was abuzz with the exploits of Tiria and her friends; title: Tiria was up with the dawn the next morning with a sense of unfulfilled purpose that she could not name; title: It was late night over Green Isle; title: Old Quelt smiled at the embarrassment on the faces of Sister Snowdrop and her four companions; title: Big Kolun Galedeep had 10 small otterbabes, which was almost half of his family, aboard his boat, the Rustynail; title: Brother Perant would not allow Tiria, Tribsy or Brinty back into his Infirmary, even though they pleaded with him; title: Daybreak drifted sluggishly over Green Isle, dull and grey; title: In the attic above the Abbey Library, the window shutters had been removed; title: It was a beautiful night outside, still warm from the long, hot summer day; title: Book two : The fool of the sea.; title: Riggu Felis, an able general and a cunning tactician, deserved the title of warlord; title: It was shortly after sunrise at the Abbey; title: Dawn brought pale-washed skies, drizzle and a layer of mist over windless land and sea; title: Happy sounds of Dibbuns laughing and playing drifted up through the open library window at Redwall Abbey; title: Holt Summerdell was still some distance off as the otter clans and their families made it into the start of the high country; title: Noontide soon warmed the worn wallsteps of Redwall Abbey; title: Tiria's first dawn aboard the Purloined Petunia was heralded by a rude awakening; title: Through the overhead foliage, midday sunlight dappled a lacy pattern upon the three otters resting in a woodland glade; title: Brantalis the barnacle goose was enjoying the quiet summer morn; title: Under cover of darkness, the Purloined Petunia sailed in toward the mystic mountain fortress of Salamandastron; title: Returning swiftly to her former position at the window, Tiria continued to scan the sea, though her mind was in a state of turmoil; title: Book three : Across the western sea.; title: Leatho Shellhound regained consciousness painfully, discovering that he could only see through one eye; title: Choked and blinded by thick clouds of billowing dust inside the stairwell, Skipper Banjon took a flying leap upward; title: Tiria had never been beneath the sea before; title: Leatho Shellhound struggled wildly to avoid the spear as Kaltag stabbed viciously down at him; title: With the exception of Cuthbert, most of the Long Patrol hares were ill-suited to seafaring life; title: Leatho Shellhound had decided on a course of action; title: It was midnoon; title: Leatho Shellhound was bone weary for want of sleep; title: As the fortress doors swung open, a catguard came staggering along the hallway; title: The clans were crossing a stream, Tiria, Leatho and Big Kolun leading the procession, each with an otterbabe sitting upon their shoulders; title: Deedero Galedeep was chopping leeks and scallions to add to her stewpot when an otterbabe came bursting through the waterfall curtain into the cavern