Aucassin And Nicolette;
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Aucassins had this lording to name ; he was handsome and graceful and tall and well made in legs and feet and body and arms. He had fair hair and close curling, and bright and laughing eyes, and a clear and shapely face, and he was so gifted with good gifts that in him was no evil gift, but all was good. But he was so taken captive by love who AUCASSIN AND NICOLETE conquers all that he had no will to be a knight nor to take arms nor to go to the tourney nor to do anything of what he should. His... father and his mother would say to him: "Son, take now your arms and mount horse and defend your country and aid your men. If they see you among them, the better will they defend their bodies and their goods and your land and mine." "Father," said Aucassins, "what do you speak of now ? Never God give me anything that I ask of Him, if I become knight or mount horse or go to combat or battle where I \VW/ ggs" ▼ " v - i. v..
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AUCASSIN AND NICOLETE may strike knight or others strike me, unless you give me Nicholete, my sweet love whom I love so dear !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aucassins had this lording to name ; he was handsome and graceful and tall and well made in legs and feet and body and arms. He had fair hair and close curling, and bright and laughing eyes, and a clear and shapely face, and he was so gifted with good gifts that in him was no evil gift, but all was good. But he was so taken captive by love who AUCASSIN AND NICOLETE conquers all that he had no will to be a knight nor to take arms nor to go to the tourney nor to do anything of what he should. His... father and his mother would say to him: "Son, take now your arms and mount horse and defend your country and aid your men. If they see you among them, the better will they defend their bodies and their goods and your land and mine." "Father," said Aucassins, "what do you speak of now ? Never God give me anything that I ask of Him, if I become knight or mount horse or go to combat or battle where I \VW/ ggs" ▼ " v - i. v..
C^TUTx?
.-■>.--' j * 1 ▼ ^.y.s.
AUCASSIN AND NICOLETE may strike knight or others strike me, unless you give me Nicholete, my sweet love whom I love so dear !
What to read after Aucassin And Nicolette;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Child, Harold Hannyngton, 1869-1945, Ed. And Tr to read onlineMoreLess
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