Cliges a Romance
Cliges a Romance
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"Lady, " quoth he, "I deny nought whereof youcharge me; rather do I quite admit all that you say. Never do Iseek to be free from Love, so as not always to devote myself toit. This that you of your pity have told me greatly pleases anddelights me. Since you know my will, I know not why I should anylonger conceal it from you. Very long ago if I had dared I wouldhave confessed it; for the concealment has pained me much. Butperhaps this maiden would in no wise will that I should be hers, and she mi...ne. If she grants me nought of herself, yet still Igive myself to her. " At these words she trembled; and she doesnot refuse this gift. She betrays the wish of her heart both inwords and looks; for trembling she gives herself to him, and saysthat never will she make any reservation of will or heart orperson; but will be wholly at the queen's command and will do allher pleasure. The queen embraces them both and gives the one tothe other. Laughing, she says: "I yield to thee, Alexander, thebody of thy love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Lady, " quoth he, "I deny nought whereof youcharge me; rather do I quite admit all that you say. Never do Iseek to be free from Love, so as not always to devote myself toit. This that you of your pity have told me greatly pleases anddelights me. Since you know my will, I know not why I should anylonger conceal it from you. Very long ago if I had dared I wouldhave confessed it; for the concealment has pained me much. Butperhaps this maiden would in no wise will that I should be hers, and she mi...ne. If she grants me nought of herself, yet still Igive myself to her. " At these words she trembled; and she doesnot refuse this gift. She betrays the wish of her heart both inwords and looks; for trembling she gives herself to him, and saysthat never will she make any reservation of will or heart orperson; but will be wholly at the queen's command and will do allher pleasure. The queen embraces them both and gives the one tothe other. Laughing, she says: "I yield to thee, Alexander, thebody of thy love.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Troyes Chrtien to read onlineMoreLess
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