Bulfinch's Mythology
Bulfinch's Mythology
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"And all mygreat deeds of arms that I have done I did the most part for thequeen's sake, and for her sake would I do battle, were it right orwrong, and never did I battle all only for God's sake, but for towin worship, and to cause me to be better beloved; and little ornaught I thanked God for it. I pray you counsel me. " "I will counsel you, " said the hermit, "if ye will insure me thatye will never come in that queen's fellowship as much as ye mayforbear. " And then Sir Launcelot promised the... hermit, by hisfaith, that he would no more come in her company. "Look that yourheart and your mouth accord, " said the good man, "and I shallinsure you that ye shall have more worship than ever ye had. " Then the good man enjoined Sir Launcelot such penance as he mightdo, and he assailed Sir Launcelot and made him abide with him allthat day. And Sir Launcelot repented him greatly.
SIR PERCEVAL Sir Perceval departed and rode till the hour of noon; and he metin a valley about twenty men of arms. And when they saw SirPerceval, they asked him whence he was; and he answered: "Of thecourt of King Arthur.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And all mygreat deeds of arms that I have done I did the most part for thequeen's sake, and for her sake would I do battle, were it right orwrong, and never did I battle all only for God's sake, but for towin worship, and to cause me to be better beloved; and little ornaught I thanked God for it. I pray you counsel me. " "I will counsel you, " said the hermit, "if ye will insure me thatye will never come in that queen's fellowship as much as ye mayforbear. " And then Sir Launcelot promised the... hermit, by hisfaith, that he would no more come in her company. "Look that yourheart and your mouth accord, " said the good man, "and I shallinsure you that ye shall have more worship than ever ye had. " Then the good man enjoined Sir Launcelot such penance as he mightdo, and he assailed Sir Launcelot and made him abide with him allthat day. And Sir Launcelot repented him greatly.
SIR PERCEVAL Sir Perceval departed and rode till the hour of noon; and he metin a valley about twenty men of arms. And when they saw SirPerceval, they asked him whence he was; and he answered: "Of thecourt of King Arthur.
What to read after Bulfinch's Mythology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bulfinch Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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