Breton Legends
Breton Legends
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Houarn made trial of each, and found all so much to his taste, that he repeated his draught of each eight times; while ever as the cup left his lips, the Groac^h seemed still fairer than before.
She meanwhile encouraged him to drink, tell- ing him he need be in no fear of robbing her, for that the lake in the Isle of Lok communicated with the sea, and that all the treasures swallowed up by shipwrecks were conveyed thither by a magic current.
" I do not wonder, " cried Houarn, emboldened at once... by the wine and the manner of his hostess, " that the people on shore speak so badly of you ; in fact, it just comes to this, that you are rich, and they are envious. For my part, I should be very well content with the half of your fortune. " " It shall be yours if you will, Houarn, " said the fairy.
" How can that be ?" he asked.
140 " My husband, the Korandon, is dead, " she answered, " so that I am now a widow ; if you like me well enough, I will become your wife. " Houarn quite lost his breath for very wonder- ment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Houarn made trial of each, and found all so much to his taste, that he repeated his draught of each eight times; while ever as the cup left his lips, the Groac^h seemed still fairer than before.
She meanwhile encouraged him to drink, tell- ing him he need be in no fear of robbing her, for that the lake in the Isle of Lok communicated with the sea, and that all the treasures swallowed up by shipwrecks were conveyed thither by a magic current.
" I do not wonder, " cried Houarn, emboldened at once... by the wine and the manner of his hostess, " that the people on shore speak so badly of you ; in fact, it just comes to this, that you are rich, and they are envious. For my part, I should be very well content with the half of your fortune. " " It shall be yours if you will, Houarn, " said the fairy.
" How can that be ?" he asked.
140 " My husband, the Korandon, is dead, " she answered, " so that I am now a widow ; if you like me well enough, I will become your wife. " Houarn quite lost his breath for very wonder- ment.
What to read after Breton Legends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Boni to read onlineMoreLess
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