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Then she went down into the great hall of the castle, and sent one ofher Breton gentlemen to bring Count Henri. When the latter entered, shesaid to him: "Sir Count, it would give me great pleasure to keep you longer as myguest, but if you must return to Paris tomorrow, I will ask you to be mybearer for a little packet which I am anxious to send to King Louis. " Then, as she handed it to him, she added with a smile, "I give it toyou now, for if you ride early in the morning, I must leave my Bret...ongentlemen to do the honours of your stirrup-cup. " (This last was the cup of wine which it was considered polite to offer adeparting guest as he mounted his horse, and was a little ceremony overwhich Lady Anne liked to preside herself; that is, when her guests wentaway at agreeable hours. ) As Count Henri received the packet from her, he made a very deep bow, and replied that he would be most happy to serve the Lady Anne in anyway he could, and that he only awaited her command to start at once onhis journey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then she went down into the great hall of the castle, and sent one ofher Breton gentlemen to bring Count Henri. When the latter entered, shesaid to him: "Sir Count, it would give me great pleasure to keep you longer as myguest, but if you must return to Paris tomorrow, I will ask you to be mybearer for a little packet which I am anxious to send to King Louis. " Then, as she handed it to him, she added with a smile, "I give it toyou now, for if you ride early in the morning, I must leave my Bret...ongentlemen to do the honours of your stirrup-cup. " (This last was the cup of wine which it was considered polite to offer adeparting guest as he mounted his horse, and was a little ceremony overwhich Lady Anne liked to preside herself; that is, when her guests wentaway at agreeable hours. ) As Count Henri received the packet from her, he made a very deep bow, and replied that he would be most happy to serve the Lady Anne in anyway he could, and that he only awaited her command to start at once onhis journey.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stein Evaleen to read onlineMoreLess
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