Beasts Men Folk Tales
Beasts Men Folk Tales
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Meekly I bow the head and make confession of my sins. " At this all the animals settled themselves comfortably to listen. The idea of Reynard the Fox confessing anything was so new that not one of them would willingly have missed 66 THE TRIAL OF REYNARD THE FOX a word. Those of the animals who knew Reynard well regarded him a little uneasily, but nobody broke silence. Reynard remained for a time sobbing quietly with head bowed upon his paws, then, in a broken voice, he began to speak : From my ...very earliest years, O King, " said he, * I was mis chievous and unruly. Had there been anybody to give me counsel and guid ance I might perhaps have outgrown the errors of my youth and become a worthy subject. Unfortu nately I fell into bad com pany, and, under the influence of evil companions went rapidly from bad to worse. Isengrim the Wolf was my friend in those early days. He it was who taught me to steal and to prey upon the defenceless creatures of the woods and fields. My first victim, I well remember, was a young lamb which had strayed from the fold .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meekly I bow the head and make confession of my sins. " At this all the animals settled themselves comfortably to listen. The idea of Reynard the Fox confessing anything was so new that not one of them would willingly have missed 66 THE TRIAL OF REYNARD THE FOX a word. Those of the animals who knew Reynard well regarded him a little uneasily, but nobody broke silence. Reynard remained for a time sobbing quietly with head bowed upon his paws, then, in a broken voice, he began to speak : From my ...very earliest years, O King, " said he, * I was mis chievous and unruly. Had there been anybody to give me counsel and guid ance I might perhaps have outgrown the errors of my youth and become a worthy subject. Unfortu nately I fell into bad com pany, and, under the influence of evil companions went rapidly from bad to worse. Isengrim the Wolf was my friend in those early days. He it was who taught me to steal and to prey upon the defenceless creatures of the woods and fields. My first victim, I well remember, was a young lamb which had strayed from the fold .
What to read after Beasts Men Folk Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean De Bosschere to read onlineMoreLess
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