Aucassin Et Nicolette
Aucassin Et Nicolette
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With this had Aucassin thy son naught to make or mend. But, sith it is thy will and thy pleasure, I will send her into that land, and that country where never will he see her with his eyes. " " Have a heed to thyself, " said the Count Garin, " thence might great evil come on thee. " So parted they each from other. Now the Captain was a right rich man: so had he a rich palace with a garden in face of it ; in an upper chamber thereof he let place Nicolette, with one old woman to keep her company,... and in that chamber put bread and meat and wine and such things as were needful. Then he let seal the door, that none might come in 24 Andrew Lang or go forth, save that there was one window, over against the garden, and strait enough, where through came to them a little air.
Here singeth one: Nicolette as ye heard tell Prisoned is within a cell That is painted wondrously With colours of a far countrie, And the window of marble wrought, There the maiden stood in thought, With straight brows and yelloiv hair Never saw ye fairer fair!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With this had Aucassin thy son naught to make or mend. But, sith it is thy will and thy pleasure, I will send her into that land, and that country where never will he see her with his eyes. " " Have a heed to thyself, " said the Count Garin, " thence might great evil come on thee. " So parted they each from other. Now the Captain was a right rich man: so had he a rich palace with a garden in face of it ; in an upper chamber thereof he let place Nicolette, with one old woman to keep her company,... and in that chamber put bread and meat and wine and such things as were needful. Then he let seal the door, that none might come in 24 Andrew Lang or go forth, save that there was one window, over against the garden, and strait enough, where through came to them a little air.
Here singeth one: Nicolette as ye heard tell Prisoned is within a cell That is painted wondrously With colours of a far countrie, And the window of marble wrought, There the maiden stood in thought, With straight brows and yelloiv hair Never saw ye fairer fair!
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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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