Chivalry
Chivalry
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Giving was with these two a sort of obsession, though always he gave in a half scorn of his fellow creatures whichwas not more than half concealed. This bastard was charitable andpious because he knew his soul, conceived in double sin, to be doublyevil, and therefore doubly in need of redemption through good works.
Now in and about the Queen's lonely rooms the woman and the priest metdaily to discuss now this or that point of theology, or now (to cite asingle instance) Gammer Tudway's obstinate... sciatica. Consideratepersons found something of the pathetic in their preoccupation bythese matters while, so clamantly, the dissension between the youngKing and his uncles gathered to a head. The King's uncles meant tocontinue governing England, with the King as their ward, as long asthey could; he meant to relieve himself of this guardianship, and themof their heads, as soon as he was able. War seemed inevitable, the airwas thick with portents; and was this, then, an appropriate time, thejudicious demanded of high Heaven, for the Queen of imperilled Englandto concern herself about a peasant's toothache?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Giving was with these two a sort of obsession, though always he gave in a half scorn of his fellow creatures whichwas not more than half concealed. This bastard was charitable andpious because he knew his soul, conceived in double sin, to be doublyevil, and therefore doubly in need of redemption through good works.
Now in and about the Queen's lonely rooms the woman and the priest metdaily to discuss now this or that point of theology, or now (to cite asingle instance) Gammer Tudway's obstinate... sciatica. Consideratepersons found something of the pathetic in their preoccupation bythese matters while, so clamantly, the dissension between the youngKing and his uncles gathered to a head. The King's uncles meant tocontinue governing England, with the King as their ward, as long asthey could; he meant to relieve himself of this guardianship, and themof their heads, as soon as he was able. War seemed inevitable, the airwas thick with portents; and was this, then, an appropriate time, thejudicious demanded of high Heaven, for the Queen of imperilled Englandto concern herself about a peasant's toothache?
What to read after Chivalry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cabell James Branch to read onlineMoreLess
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