Henri Viii Et Les Monastères Anglais V.1
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more ? He prayed no more earnestly than he dis- tilled tears as fast from his eyes. Whom I saluted, and bade good-morrow. And with that I perceived his moist cheeks, the which he wiped with his napkin. To whom I said, ' Why, Mr. Cromwell^ what meaneth this dole ? Is my lord in any danger^ that ye do lament for him ? or is it for any other loss that ye hâve sustained by misfortune ? ' " * Nay,' quoth he, ' it is for my unhappy adven- ture. For I am hke to lose ail that I bave laboured for, ail t...he days of my life, for doing of my master true and diligent service.' ' Why, sir,' quoth I, * I trust that you be too wise to do anything by my lord's commandment, otherwise than ye might do, whereof you ought to be in doubt or danger for loss of your goods.' ' Well, well,' quoth he, ' I cannot tell ; but this I see before mine eyes, that everything is as it is taken ; and this I know well, that I am disdained with ail for my master's sake ; and yet I am sure there is no cause why they should do so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
more ? He prayed no more earnestly than he dis- tilled tears as fast from his eyes. Whom I saluted, and bade good-morrow. And with that I perceived his moist cheeks, the which he wiped with his napkin. To whom I said, ' Why, Mr. Cromwell^ what meaneth this dole ? Is my lord in any danger^ that ye do lament for him ? or is it for any other loss that ye hâve sustained by misfortune ? ' " * Nay,' quoth he, ' it is for my unhappy adven- ture. For I am hke to lose ail that I bave laboured for, ail t...he days of my life, for doing of my master true and diligent service.' ' Why, sir,' quoth I, * I trust that you be too wise to do anything by my lord's commandment, otherwise than ye might do, whereof you ought to be in doubt or danger for loss of your goods.' ' Well, well,' quoth he, ' I cannot tell ; but this I see before mine eyes, that everything is as it is taken ; and this I know well, that I am disdained with ail for my master's sake ; and yet I am sure there is no cause why they should do so.
What to read after Henri Viii Et Les Monastères Anglais V.1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gasquet, Francis Aidan, 1846-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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