Froissart Ballads And Other Poems
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The gentle knights now make delay At a near hamlet by the way, And bade me ride thus much to say. " Quoth Charles, " This purse of ruddy gold Take thou, for fair news fairly told. Felton, La Poule, and Parthenay, Percy, stout Hall, and Walter Grey, Renown hath loudly bruited them ! But Edward hath no goodlier gem, In the bright ring of valour, which Engirds his state with lustre rich, Than Gawen Bolton, trusty knight. We read the gentleman aright THE MASTER. OF BOLTON. 83 Some months agone ; go...od fortune made His prowess instrument of aid To many here, who now will show Their love in grateful overflow.
Brave Lord of Clisson ! make array, And go thou forth upon the way With a proud train of gentlemen, To meet the worthies of Guienne.
And bear in mind, right trusty lord What Christian lands, with fair accord, Avow unquestioned truth to be That the sweet virtue courtesy Hath chosen our Prankish hearts for bowers, Wherein to rear her loveliest flowers. " I ween the maid of Rousillon Bending, to listen, from her throne Heard, with a flutter of the heart, The messenger his tale impart, Sir Gawen s name wrought like a spell The maiden s dire despair to quell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The gentle knights now make delay At a near hamlet by the way, And bade me ride thus much to say. " Quoth Charles, " This purse of ruddy gold Take thou, for fair news fairly told. Felton, La Poule, and Parthenay, Percy, stout Hall, and Walter Grey, Renown hath loudly bruited them ! But Edward hath no goodlier gem, In the bright ring of valour, which Engirds his state with lustre rich, Than Gawen Bolton, trusty knight. We read the gentleman aright THE MASTER. OF BOLTON. 83 Some months agone ; go...od fortune made His prowess instrument of aid To many here, who now will show Their love in grateful overflow.
Brave Lord of Clisson ! make array, And go thou forth upon the way With a proud train of gentlemen, To meet the worthies of Guienne.
And bear in mind, right trusty lord What Christian lands, with fair accord, Avow unquestioned truth to be That the sweet virtue courtesy Hath chosen our Prankish hearts for bowers, Wherein to rear her loveliest flowers. " I ween the maid of Rousillon Bending, to listen, from her throne Heard, with a flutter of the heart, The messenger his tale impart, Sir Gawen s name wrought like a spell The maiden s dire despair to quell.
What to read after Froissart Ballads And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Pendleton Cooke to read onlineMoreLess
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