English Fairy Tales
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Then the groves become green ; and birds build and sing for joy of the summer that follows ; blossoms begin to bloom, and noble notes are heard in the woods. With the soft winds of summer, more beautiful grow the flowers, wet with dew-drops. But then harvest approaches and drives the dust about, and the leaves drop off the trees, the grass becomes grey, and all ripens and rots. At last, when the winter winds come round again, Sir Gawayne thinks of his dread journey and his vow to the Green Knig...ht. On All-Hallow's Day, Arthur makes a feast for his THE GREEN KNIGHT 73 nephew's sake. After meat, Sir Gawayne thus speaks to his uncle : " Now, liege lord, I ask leave of you, for I am bound on the morrow to seek the Green Knight. " Many noble knights, the best of the Court> counsel and comfort him, and much sorrow prevails in the hall, but Gawayne declares that he has nothing to fear. On the morn he asks for his arms ; a carpet is spread on the floor, and he steps thereon. He is dubbed in a doublet of Tarsic silk, and a well-made hood ; they set steel shoes on his feet, lap his legs in steel greaves ; put on the steel habergeon, the well-burnished braces, elbow pieces, and gloves of plate : while over all is placed the coat armour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the groves become green ; and birds build and sing for joy of the summer that follows ; blossoms begin to bloom, and noble notes are heard in the woods. With the soft winds of summer, more beautiful grow the flowers, wet with dew-drops. But then harvest approaches and drives the dust about, and the leaves drop off the trees, the grass becomes grey, and all ripens and rots. At last, when the winter winds come round again, Sir Gawayne thinks of his dread journey and his vow to the Green Knig...ht. On All-Hallow's Day, Arthur makes a feast for his THE GREEN KNIGHT 73 nephew's sake. After meat, Sir Gawayne thus speaks to his uncle : " Now, liege lord, I ask leave of you, for I am bound on the morrow to seek the Green Knight. " Many noble knights, the best of the Court> counsel and comfort him, and much sorrow prevails in the hall, but Gawayne declares that he has nothing to fear. On the morn he asks for his arms ; a carpet is spread on the floor, and he steps thereon. He is dubbed in a doublet of Tarsic silk, and a well-made hood ; they set steel shoes on his feet, lap his legs in steel greaves ; put on the steel habergeon, the well-burnished braces, elbow pieces, and gloves of plate : while over all is placed the coat armour.
What to read after English Fairy Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhys Ernest to read onlineMoreLess
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