Anne of Geierstein
Anne of Geierstein
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' At length the priest made some advance towards conver- sation, by allusion to the footing upon which, by a mutual understanding, they seemed to have placed their intercourse.
'We travel then, ' he said, 'like two powerful enchanters, each conscious of his own high and secret purpose, each in his ANNE OF GEIERSTEIN 231 own chariot of clouds, and neither imparting to his companion the direction or purpose of his journey. ' 'Excuse me, father, ' answered Philipson; *I have neither asked your pur...pose nor concealed my own, so far as it concerns you. I repeat, I am bound to the presence of the Duke of Burgundy, and my object, like that of any other merchant, is to dispose of my wares to advantage. ' 'Doubtless, it would seem so, ' said the black priest, 'from the extreme attention to your merchandise which you showed not above half an hour since, when you knew not whether your bales had crossed the river with your son or were remaining in your own charge. Are English merchants usually so in- different to the sources of their traffic 1 ' 'When their lives are in danger, ' said Philipson, 'they are sometimes negligent of their fortune.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' At length the priest made some advance towards conver- sation, by allusion to the footing upon which, by a mutual understanding, they seemed to have placed their intercourse.
'We travel then, ' he said, 'like two powerful enchanters, each conscious of his own high and secret purpose, each in his ANNE OF GEIERSTEIN 231 own chariot of clouds, and neither imparting to his companion the direction or purpose of his journey. ' 'Excuse me, father, ' answered Philipson; *I have neither asked your pur...pose nor concealed my own, so far as it concerns you. I repeat, I am bound to the presence of the Duke of Burgundy, and my object, like that of any other merchant, is to dispose of my wares to advantage. ' 'Doubtless, it would seem so, ' said the black priest, 'from the extreme attention to your merchandise which you showed not above half an hour since, when you knew not whether your bales had crossed the river with your son or were remaining in your own charge. Are English merchants usually so in- different to the sources of their traffic 1 ' 'When their lives are in danger, ' said Philipson, 'they are sometimes negligent of their fortune.
What to read after Anne of Geierstein?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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