Child Christopher And Goldilind the Fair
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" She said: "I crave no vengeance, but mercy I crave, and thou mayst giveit me. " Then were they both silent, till he said: "Now I, for my part, will praythee bear what thou must bear, which shall be nought save this, that thyqueenship lie quiet for a while; nought else of evil shall betide theehenceforth; but as much of pleasure and joy as may go with it. But tellme, there is a story of thy snatching a holiday these two days, and of ayoung man whom thou didst happen on. Tell me now, not as a m...aiden toher father or warder, but as a great lady might tell a great lord, whatbetid betwixt you two: for thou art not one on whom a young and doughtyman may look unmoved. By Allhallows! but thou art a firebrand, my Lady!"And he laughed therewith.
Goldilind flushed red exceeding; but she answered steadily: "Lord Earl, this is the very sooth, that I might not fail to see it, how he thoughtme worth looking on, but he treated me with all honour, as a brothermight a sister. " "Tell me, " said the Earl, "what like was this man?" Said she: "He was young, but strong beyond measure; and full doughty:true it is that I saw him with mine eyes take and heave up one of ourmen in his hands and cast him away as a man would a clod of earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" She said: "I crave no vengeance, but mercy I crave, and thou mayst giveit me. " Then were they both silent, till he said: "Now I, for my part, will praythee bear what thou must bear, which shall be nought save this, that thyqueenship lie quiet for a while; nought else of evil shall betide theehenceforth; but as much of pleasure and joy as may go with it. But tellme, there is a story of thy snatching a holiday these two days, and of ayoung man whom thou didst happen on. Tell me now, not as a m...aiden toher father or warder, but as a great lady might tell a great lord, whatbetid betwixt you two: for thou art not one on whom a young and doughtyman may look unmoved. By Allhallows! but thou art a firebrand, my Lady!"And he laughed therewith.
Goldilind flushed red exceeding; but she answered steadily: "Lord Earl, this is the very sooth, that I might not fail to see it, how he thoughtme worth looking on, but he treated me with all honour, as a brothermight a sister. " "Tell me, " said the Earl, "what like was this man?" Said she: "He was young, but strong beyond measure; and full doughty:true it is that I saw him with mine eyes take and heave up one of ourmen in his hands and cast him away as a man would a clod of earth.
What to read after Child Christopher And Goldilind the Fair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris, William, 1834-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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