Aucassin & Nicolete
Aucassin & Nicolete
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i 8 AUCASSIN AND NICOLETE.
Then speak they, say they, tell they the Talc : Nicolete was in prison, as ye have heard soothly, in the chamber. And the noise and bruit of it went through all the country and all the land, how that Nicolete was lost. Some said she had fled the country, and some that the Count Garin de Biau- caire had let slay her. AVhosoever had joy thereof, Aucassin had none, so he went to the Captain trf" the town and spoke to him, saying : " Sir Captain, what hast thou made of Ni...colete, my sweet lady and love, the thing that best I love in all the world? Hast thou carried her off or ravished her away from me ? Know well that if I die of it, the price shall be demanded of thee, and that will be well done, for it shall be even as if thou hadst slain me with thy two hands, for thou hast taken from me the thing that in this world I loved the best." " Fair Sir," said the Captain, " let these things be. Nicolete is a captive that I did bring from a strange country. Yea, I bought her at my own charges of the Saracens, and I bred her ftp and baptized her, and made her my daughter in God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i 8 AUCASSIN AND NICOLETE.
Then speak they, say they, tell they the Talc : Nicolete was in prison, as ye have heard soothly, in the chamber. And the noise and bruit of it went through all the country and all the land, how that Nicolete was lost. Some said she had fled the country, and some that the Count Garin de Biau- caire had let slay her. AVhosoever had joy thereof, Aucassin had none, so he went to the Captain trf" the town and spoke to him, saying : " Sir Captain, what hast thou made of Ni...colete, my sweet lady and love, the thing that best I love in all the world? Hast thou carried her off or ravished her away from me ? Know well that if I die of it, the price shall be demanded of thee, and that will be well done, for it shall be even as if thou hadst slain me with thy two hands, for thou hast taken from me the thing that in this world I loved the best." " Fair Sir," said the Captain, " let these things be. Nicolete is a captive that I did bring from a strange country. Yea, I bought her at my own charges of the Saracens, and I bred her ftp and baptized her, and made her my daughter in God.
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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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