Chaucer for Children; a Golden Key
Chaucer for Children; a Golden Key
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Never was hunted lion, mad with hunger, so eager for blood as Palamon for Arcite's life. See, they are both bleeding.
As the day went by, many in the field were carried away by excitement. The strong King Emetrius flew at Palamon as he fought with Arcite, and ran his sword into him. Then there was a frightful uproar. Emetrius could not govern himself, and was dragged off to the stake by the force of twenty men, and while trying to rescue Palamon, the great King Licurge was borne down ; and King... Emetrius, despite his strength, was flung out of his saddle a sword's length, so violently Palamon hit at him ; but he was carried to the stake for all that, and this tumult put an end to the tourney, according to the rule Theseus had made.
How bitterly wretched was Palamon, now that he could not ride any more at his foe ! Only by an unfair attack had he lost ground. Theseus, seeing them all fighting together wildly, cried out "Ho I " and stopped the tourney. Then he said, " I will be a true judge, and impartial.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Never was hunted lion, mad with hunger, so eager for blood as Palamon for Arcite's life. See, they are both bleeding.
As the day went by, many in the field were carried away by excitement. The strong King Emetrius flew at Palamon as he fought with Arcite, and ran his sword into him. Then there was a frightful uproar. Emetrius could not govern himself, and was dragged off to the stake by the force of twenty men, and while trying to rescue Palamon, the great King Licurge was borne down ; and King... Emetrius, despite his strength, was flung out of his saddle a sword's length, so violently Palamon hit at him ; but he was carried to the stake for all that, and this tumult put an end to the tourney, according to the rule Theseus had made.
How bitterly wretched was Palamon, now that he could not ride any more at his foe ! Only by an unfair attack had he lost ground. Theseus, seeing them all fighting together wildly, cried out "Ho I " and stopped the tourney. Then he said, " I will be a true judge, and impartial.
What to read after Chaucer for Children; a Golden Key?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chaucer Geoffrey to read onlineMoreLess
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