A Monk of Fife
A Monk of Fife
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To this she said nay, that she could not leaveher men out of her sight, lest they fell to sin again, and all her painswere lost. But, with many prayers, her confessor Pasquerel joining inthem, she was brought to consent. So the host, with priests and banners, must set forth again to Blois, while the Maid, and we that were of hercompany, crossed the river in boats, and so rode towards the town. Onthis way (the same is a road of the old Romans) the English held a strongfort, called St. Loup, and ...well might they have sallied forth against us. But the people of Orleans, who ever bore themselves more hardily than anytownsfolk whom I have known, made an onfall against St. Loup, that theEnglish within might not sally out against us, where was fierce fighting, and they took a standard from the English.
So, at nightfall, the Maid, with the Bastard and other captains at herside, rode into the town, all the people welcoming her with torches inhand, shouting Noel! as to a king, throwing flowers before her horse'sfeet, and pressing to touch her, or even the harness of her horse, whichleaped and plunged, for the fire of a torch caught the fringe of herbanner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To this she said nay, that she could not leaveher men out of her sight, lest they fell to sin again, and all her painswere lost. But, with many prayers, her confessor Pasquerel joining inthem, she was brought to consent. So the host, with priests and banners, must set forth again to Blois, while the Maid, and we that were of hercompany, crossed the river in boats, and so rode towards the town. Onthis way (the same is a road of the old Romans) the English held a strongfort, called St. Loup, and ...well might they have sallied forth against us. But the people of Orleans, who ever bore themselves more hardily than anytownsfolk whom I have known, made an onfall against St. Loup, that theEnglish within might not sally out against us, where was fierce fighting, and they took a standard from the English.
So, at nightfall, the Maid, with the Bastard and other captains at herside, rode into the town, all the people welcoming her with torches inhand, shouting Noel! as to a king, throwing flowers before her horse'sfeet, and pressing to touch her, or even the harness of her horse, whichleaped and plunged, for the fire of a torch caught the fringe of herbanner.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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