Fontenay, the Swordsman
Fontenay, the Swordsman
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14s "you do not understand these people. There is a local song which you may have heard sung : "*L^alf tozuda y valiente Es de Zaragozala gente!* which signifies the people of Saragossa are loyal, valiant and stubborn." "I understood it." "It is true. I forgot you knew the tongue. But I wager that you do not know how an Aragonese is told.
A popular saying asserts that when a son is born, its mother strikes him on the head with a plate. If it breaks, the boy is a true Aragonese.
"But if the skul...l is shattered?" queried Fontenay, bursting with laughter.
"So much the worse for the babe." "Then they have thick, hard heads, and your conclu- sion is — " "That they will be killed to the very last before giving up their city." "But how can they defend it? it is ours since the assault. " "They will defend it house by house, floor by floor, and when only a stOAe or two of the foundation wall remains, they will blow themselves up with it. They are commanded by a hero of the antique school-— one out of Plutarch's Lives,*' "What is his name?" "Palafox.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
14s "you do not understand these people. There is a local song which you may have heard sung : "*L^alf tozuda y valiente Es de Zaragozala gente!* which signifies the people of Saragossa are loyal, valiant and stubborn." "I understood it." "It is true. I forgot you knew the tongue. But I wager that you do not know how an Aragonese is told.
A popular saying asserts that when a son is born, its mother strikes him on the head with a plate. If it breaks, the boy is a true Aragonese.
"But if the skul...l is shattered?" queried Fontenay, bursting with laughter.
"So much the worse for the babe." "Then they have thick, hard heads, and your conclu- sion is — " "That they will be killed to the very last before giving up their city." "But how can they defend it? it is ours since the assault. " "They will defend it house by house, floor by floor, and when only a stOAe or two of the foundation wall remains, they will blow themselves up with it. They are commanded by a hero of the antique school-— one out of Plutarch's Lives,*' "What is his name?" "Palafox.
What to read after Fontenay, the Swordsman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fortun Du Boisgobey to read onlineMoreLess
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