Fleur And Blanchefleur
Fleur And Blanchefleur
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' _Chapter VII_ [Illustration] At the bidding of his watchman friend Fleur went back to his lodging, and there in hope and joy abode for two long days; and when the third, which was May Day, dawned, he arose and clad himself from head to footin rosy red and hasted to the tower; and when he came to the guard-room, he found a great basket on the floor, and heaped up around the basketwere all the fresh-blown flowers of spring that the watchman had causedto be gathered from the gardens of Babylon, ...as May-Day offering toBlanchefleur.
'Sir, ' said the watchman, 'here lay you down within the basket and stirnot. ' So when Fleur was laid down flat and still, within the basket, thewatchman put a hat of red upon his head, and, this done, covered him allover with piles of flowers. This done, he called two strong porters andsaid, 'Carry up this basket of flowers as my May-Day offering to themaiden Blanchefleur, and when you have presented it, tarry not, but comeagain to me. ' So the porters, obedient to their officer, took up the basket and beganto ascend the stairs; but ere they were half-way up, they began to haltand curse, vowing that never in all their days had they carried suchheavy flowers; and when at length the top was reached, they mistook thechamber, for they knocked at Clarissa's door, shouting, 'Here, open!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' _Chapter VII_ [Illustration] At the bidding of his watchman friend Fleur went back to his lodging, and there in hope and joy abode for two long days; and when the third, which was May Day, dawned, he arose and clad himself from head to footin rosy red and hasted to the tower; and when he came to the guard-room, he found a great basket on the floor, and heaped up around the basketwere all the fresh-blown flowers of spring that the watchman had causedto be gathered from the gardens of Babylon, ...as May-Day offering toBlanchefleur.
'Sir, ' said the watchman, 'here lay you down within the basket and stirnot. ' So when Fleur was laid down flat and still, within the basket, thewatchman put a hat of red upon his head, and, this done, covered him allover with piles of flowers. This done, he called two strong porters andsaid, 'Carry up this basket of flowers as my May-Day offering to themaiden Blanchefleur, and when you have presented it, tarry not, but comeagain to me. ' So the porters, obedient to their officer, took up the basket and beganto ascend the stairs; but ere they were half-way up, they began to haltand curse, vowing that never in all their days had they carried suchheavy flowers; and when at length the top was reached, they mistook thechamber, for they knocked at Clarissa's door, shouting, 'Here, open!
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