Dead Letters
Dead Letters
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He's grown quite fat. Isn't it funny ?
Iseult to Guinevere TlNTAGEL.
Darling Guinevere, Thank you so much for your most kind letter. I am afraid that after all I shall not be able to come to the Jousts. It is too tiresome. But I have not been at all well lately and the physicians say I must have change of air. I am ordered to the French coast and the King has got some cousins who live in a charming little house on the coast of Normandy. I am starting to-morrow, and I shall probably stay there d...uring the whole month of May. It is too tiresome to miss the Jousts, and you cannot imagine how disappointed I am. The King will, of course, come without me. ° I hear that Sir Lancelot of the Lake is not going to compete this year for the Diamond on account of his health. I am so sorry. The people here say he is afraid of being beaten, and that there is a wonderful new knight called Lamorack who is better than every- body. Isn't it absurd ? People are so spiteful. How you must miss the dear King, and you must be so lonely at Camelot without any of the knights.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He's grown quite fat. Isn't it funny ?
Iseult to Guinevere TlNTAGEL.
Darling Guinevere, Thank you so much for your most kind letter. I am afraid that after all I shall not be able to come to the Jousts. It is too tiresome. But I have not been at all well lately and the physicians say I must have change of air. I am ordered to the French coast and the King has got some cousins who live in a charming little house on the coast of Normandy. I am starting to-morrow, and I shall probably stay there d...uring the whole month of May. It is too tiresome to miss the Jousts, and you cannot imagine how disappointed I am. The King will, of course, come without me. ° I hear that Sir Lancelot of the Lake is not going to compete this year for the Diamond on account of his health. I am so sorry. The people here say he is afraid of being beaten, and that there is a wonderful new knight called Lamorack who is better than every- body. Isn't it absurd ? People are so spiteful. How you must miss the dear King, and you must be so lonely at Camelot without any of the knights.
What to read after Dead Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baring Maurice to read onlineMoreLess
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