Border Lances a Romance of the Northern Marches in the Reign of Edward the Thi
Border Lances a Romance of the Northern Marches in the Reign of Edward the Thi
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Now at a little space from the spot where this befell, there stood a mill, and the King had bestowed it on the Squire de Copeland, reward- ing him for his faithful services ; and against it were buildings in which the miller dwelt. Therefore the squire bade them take up the sick knight and carry him thither, for it was M 2 164 Of the Jousts at Berwick Town.
far to carry him to his lodging. And the Dame de Coucy yielded to his will and followed in silence, recking little whither she went.
i65 Ch...apter XVII.
How we Rode back to Roxburgh Castle.
From that time all delight in the jousting died within me, and though I went thither when the morning rose I wearied soon of the sight, and departing from it went and lingered about the mill, speaking to those who went in and came out. Yea, though I heard from time to time from men of the city of the deeds that were done in the lists, and in especial how Sir Patrick Graham had overthrown the Talbot, and would in truth have slain him but that he was armed with double armour, contrary to the laws of jousting, there arose no desire in my heart to witness it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now at a little space from the spot where this befell, there stood a mill, and the King had bestowed it on the Squire de Copeland, reward- ing him for his faithful services ; and against it were buildings in which the miller dwelt. Therefore the squire bade them take up the sick knight and carry him thither, for it was M 2 164 Of the Jousts at Berwick Town.
far to carry him to his lodging. And the Dame de Coucy yielded to his will and followed in silence, recking little whither she went.
i65 Ch...apter XVII.
How we Rode back to Roxburgh Castle.
From that time all delight in the jousting died within me, and though I went thither when the morning rose I wearied soon of the sight, and departing from it went and lingered about the mill, speaking to those who went in and came out. Yea, though I heard from time to time from men of the city of the deeds that were done in the lists, and in especial how Sir Patrick Graham had overthrown the Talbot, and would in truth have slain him but that he was armed with double armour, contrary to the laws of jousting, there arose no desire in my heart to witness it.
What to read after Border Lances a Romance of the Northern Marches in the Reign of Edward the Thi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E L Emma Louisa Seeley to read onlineMoreLess
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