A Little book of Western Verse
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It so befell upon a daye when jousts ben had and while Sir Launcelot did ramp around ye ring in gallaunt style, There came an horseman shriking sore and rashing wildly home, — A mediaeval horseman with ye usual flecks of f oame ; And he did brast into ye ring, wherein his horse did drop.
Upon ye which ye rider did with like abruptness stop, And with fatigue and fearfulness continued in a swound Ye space of half an hour or more before a leech was founde.
A FROPER TREWE IDYLL OF CAMELOT. I35 " No...w tell me straight," quod Launcclot, " what varlet knyght you be, Ere that I chine you with my sworde and cleave your harte in three ! " Then rolled that knyght his bloudy een, and an- swered with a groane, — ■ " By worthy God that hath me made and shoj^e ye sun and mone, There fareth hence an evil thing whose like ben never seene, And tho' he sayeth nony worde, he bodethe ill, I ween.
So take your parting, evereche one, and gird you for ye fraye, — By all that's pure, ye Divell sure doth trend his path this way !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It so befell upon a daye when jousts ben had and while Sir Launcelot did ramp around ye ring in gallaunt style, There came an horseman shriking sore and rashing wildly home, — A mediaeval horseman with ye usual flecks of f oame ; And he did brast into ye ring, wherein his horse did drop.
Upon ye which ye rider did with like abruptness stop, And with fatigue and fearfulness continued in a swound Ye space of half an hour or more before a leech was founde.
A FROPER TREWE IDYLL OF CAMELOT. I35 " No...w tell me straight," quod Launcclot, " what varlet knyght you be, Ere that I chine you with my sworde and cleave your harte in three ! " Then rolled that knyght his bloudy een, and an- swered with a groane, — ■ " By worthy God that hath me made and shoj^e ye sun and mone, There fareth hence an evil thing whose like ben never seene, And tho' he sayeth nony worde, he bodethe ill, I ween.
So take your parting, evereche one, and gird you for ye fraye, — By all that's pure, ye Divell sure doth trend his path this way !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Field, Eugene, 1850-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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