Abbeychurch
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'Oh yes, ' said Anne; 'who would care for Louis the eleventh if it wasnot for Quentin Durward? and Shakespeare makes us feel as if we hadbeen at the battle of Shrewsbury. ' 'Yes, ' said Elizabeth; 'and they have done even more for history. They have taught us to imagine other heroes whom they have notmentioned. Cannot you see the Black Prince, his slight gracefulfigure, his fair delicate face full of gentleness and kindness--fierce warrior as he is--his black steel helmet, and tippet of chain-m...ail, his clustering white plume, his surcoat with England's leopardsand France's lilies? Cannot you make a story of his long constantattachment to his beautiful cousin, the Fair Maid of Kent? Cannotyou imagine his courteous conference with Bertrand du Guesclin, thebrave ugly Breton?--Edward lying almost helpless on his couch, brokendown with suffering and disappointment, and the noble affectionateCaptal de Buch, who died of grief for him, thinking whether he willever be able to wear his black armour again, and carry terror anddismay to the stoutest hearts of France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Oh yes, ' said Anne; 'who would care for Louis the eleventh if it wasnot for Quentin Durward? and Shakespeare makes us feel as if we hadbeen at the battle of Shrewsbury. ' 'Yes, ' said Elizabeth; 'and they have done even more for history. They have taught us to imagine other heroes whom they have notmentioned. Cannot you see the Black Prince, his slight gracefulfigure, his fair delicate face full of gentleness and kindness--fierce warrior as he is--his black steel helmet, and tippet of chain-m...ail, his clustering white plume, his surcoat with England's leopardsand France's lilies? Cannot you make a story of his long constantattachment to his beautiful cousin, the Fair Maid of Kent? Cannotyou imagine his courteous conference with Bertrand du Guesclin, thebrave ugly Breton?--Edward lying almost helpless on his couch, brokendown with suffering and disappointment, and the noble affectionateCaptal de Buch, who died of grief for him, thinking whether he willever be able to wear his black armour again, and carry terror anddismay to the stoutest hearts of France.
What to read after Abbeychurch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte M Yonge to read onlineMoreLess
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