Hereward, the Last of the English
Hereward, the Last of the English
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And I heard a voice crying, 'There is no help in man, go thou to God. ' AndI answered, That were a beggar's trick, to go to God in need, when I wentnot to him in plenty. No. Without God I planned, and without Him I mustfail. Without Him I went into the battle, and without Him I must bide thebrunt. And at best, Can He give me back my sons? And I hardened my heartagain like a stone, and shed no tear till I saw your fair face this day. " "And now!" she said, turning sharply on Hereward, "what do y...ou do here? Doyou not know that your nephews' lands are parted between grooms fromAngers and scullions from Normandy?" "So much the worse for both them and the grooms. " "Sir?" "You forget, lady, that I am an outlaw. " "But do you not know that your mother's lands are seized likewise?" "She will take refuge with her grandsons, who are, as I hear, again ongood terms with their new master, showing thereby a most laudable andChristian spirit of forgiveness. " "On good terms? Do you not know, then, that they are fighting again, outlaws, and desperate at the Frenchman's treachery?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I heard a voice crying, 'There is no help in man, go thou to God. ' AndI answered, That were a beggar's trick, to go to God in need, when I wentnot to him in plenty. No. Without God I planned, and without Him I mustfail. Without Him I went into the battle, and without Him I must bide thebrunt. And at best, Can He give me back my sons? And I hardened my heartagain like a stone, and shed no tear till I saw your fair face this day. " "And now!" she said, turning sharply on Hereward, "what do y...ou do here? Doyou not know that your nephews' lands are parted between grooms fromAngers and scullions from Normandy?" "So much the worse for both them and the grooms. " "Sir?" "You forget, lady, that I am an outlaw. " "But do you not know that your mother's lands are seized likewise?" "She will take refuge with her grandsons, who are, as I hear, again ongood terms with their new master, showing thereby a most laudable andChristian spirit of forgiveness. " "On good terms? Do you not know, then, that they are fighting again, outlaws, and desperate at the Frenchman's treachery?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingsley Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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