Falaise the Town of the Conqueror
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To so fair a coin, they are more than willino: to sfive the official sanction of their own reiscn. Amonsj Toustain's train of nobles was a brave warrior, one Herlevin of Conteville.
He was, therefore, a Falaisian neighbor. Him did William choose as lawful husband of his still lovely mother.
Arlette, therefore, found her second entrance upon the historic stage as dramatically set as was the first. It was from the great fortress of Falaise that love came to lift her from obscurity to greatness. O...nce more, destiny, as if touched with a divine compassion, meted out to her a golden justice through the portals of tlie same great structure. There where she had obediently given herself up to her ducal lover, fulfilling the double duty of daughter and mother, fate had sent her that crown of woman- hood — a true and lawful husband by the hand of her bastard, though noble offspring.
In other places besides the fortress, there- fore, were feasts spread, did minstrels sing, and was there pomp of trailing cyclades and jewelled splendors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To so fair a coin, they are more than willino: to sfive the official sanction of their own reiscn. Amonsj Toustain's train of nobles was a brave warrior, one Herlevin of Conteville.
He was, therefore, a Falaisian neighbor. Him did William choose as lawful husband of his still lovely mother.
Arlette, therefore, found her second entrance upon the historic stage as dramatically set as was the first. It was from the great fortress of Falaise that love came to lift her from obscurity to greatness. O...nce more, destiny, as if touched with a divine compassion, meted out to her a golden justice through the portals of tlie same great structure. There where she had obediently given herself up to her ducal lover, fulfilling the double duty of daughter and mother, fate had sent her that crown of woman- hood — a true and lawful husband by the hand of her bastard, though noble offspring.
In other places besides the fortress, there- fore, were feasts spread, did minstrels sing, and was there pomp of trailing cyclades and jewelled splendors.
What to read after Falaise the Town of the Conqueror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dodd Anna Bowman to read onlineMoreLess
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