Aucassin And Nicolette
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" He stole from the hall, and descended the stairs, and came to the stablewhere his horse was. He bade saddle and bridle him; and setting foot instirrup, he mounted and rode forth out of the castle, and went on till hecame to the forest. He rode till he reached the spring, and came uponthe herdboys at the point of None. They had spread a cloak on the grass, and were eating their bread and making very great merriment.
_Here they sing_.
Came the herds from every part in;There was Esme, there was ...Martin;There was Fruelin and Johnny;Aubrey boon, and Robin bonny. Then to speech did one address him:"Mates, young Aucassin, God bless him!'Struth, it is a fine young fellow!And the girl with hair so yellow, With the body slim and slender, Eyes so blue and bloom so tender!She that gave us such a pennyAs shall buy us sweetmeats many, Hunting-knife and sheath of leather, Flute and fife to play together, Scrannel pipe and cudgel beechen. I pray God leech him!" {48} _Here they speak and tell the story_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He stole from the hall, and descended the stairs, and came to the stablewhere his horse was. He bade saddle and bridle him; and setting foot instirrup, he mounted and rode forth out of the castle, and went on till hecame to the forest. He rode till he reached the spring, and came uponthe herdboys at the point of None. They had spread a cloak on the grass, and were eating their bread and making very great merriment.
_Here they sing_.
Came the herds from every part in;There was Esme, there was ...Martin;There was Fruelin and Johnny;Aubrey boon, and Robin bonny. Then to speech did one address him:"Mates, young Aucassin, God bless him!'Struth, it is a fine young fellow!And the girl with hair so yellow, With the body slim and slender, Eyes so blue and bloom so tender!She that gave us such a pennyAs shall buy us sweetmeats many, Hunting-knife and sheath of leather, Flute and fife to play together, Scrannel pipe and cudgel beechen. I pray God leech him!" {48} _Here they speak and tell the story_.
What to read after Aucassin And Nicolette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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