Beltane the Smith
Beltane the Smith
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"Lady, " he cried, "O dear lady bethink thee, now, bethink thee, thychoice is a perilous choice--" "Yet is it my choice, Godric. " "But, O, dear my mistress--" "O my faithful Godric, look now upon lord Beltane, my well-beloved whoshall be Duke of Mortain ere the moon change. Salute thy lord, Godric!" So, perforce, came old Godric to fall upon his knee before Beltane, totake his hand and swear the oath of fealty.
"Lord Beltane, " said he, "son art thou of a mighty Duke; God sendMortain find in t...hee such another!" "Amen!" said Beltane.
Thereafter Godric rose and pointed up to the zenith.
"Behold, my lady, " said he, "it groweth to noon and there is dangerhereabouts--more danger e'en than I had dreamed. Let us therefore hasteover into Mortain--to thy Manor of Blaen. " "But Godric, see you not my lord is faint of his wound, and Blaen isfar, methinks. " "Not so, lady, 'tis scarce six hours' journey to the north, nay, I doknow of lonely bridle-paths that shall bring us sooner. " "To Blaen?" mused the Duchess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Lady, " he cried, "O dear lady bethink thee, now, bethink thee, thychoice is a perilous choice--" "Yet is it my choice, Godric. " "But, O, dear my mistress--" "O my faithful Godric, look now upon lord Beltane, my well-beloved whoshall be Duke of Mortain ere the moon change. Salute thy lord, Godric!" So, perforce, came old Godric to fall upon his knee before Beltane, totake his hand and swear the oath of fealty.
"Lord Beltane, " said he, "son art thou of a mighty Duke; God sendMortain find in t...hee such another!" "Amen!" said Beltane.
Thereafter Godric rose and pointed up to the zenith.
"Behold, my lady, " said he, "it groweth to noon and there is dangerhereabouts--more danger e'en than I had dreamed. Let us therefore hasteover into Mortain--to thy Manor of Blaen. " "But Godric, see you not my lord is faint of his wound, and Blaen isfar, methinks. " "Not so, lady, 'tis scarce six hours' journey to the north, nay, I doknow of lonely bridle-paths that shall bring us sooner. " "To Blaen?" mused the Duchess.
What to read after Beltane the Smith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farnol Jeffery to read onlineMoreLess
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