Hereward the Wake : "last of the English" 1
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Should she go to the window to bid him farewell % Should she hide herself in just anger ?
She looked out stealthily through the blind of the little window in the gable. There rode down the street Robert le Frison in full annour, and behind him, knight after knight, a wall of shining steel. But by his side rode one bare-headed, his long yellow curls floating over his shoulders. His boots had golden spurs, a gilt belt held up his sword ; but his only dress was a silk shirt and silk hose. He laugh...ed and sang, and made his horse caracol, and tossed his lance in the air, and caught it by the point, like Taillefer at Hastings, as he passed under the window.
She threw open the blind, careless of all appearances.
She would have called to him : but the words choked her j and what should she say ?
250 Hereward He looked up boldly, and smiled.
" Farewell, fair lady mine. Drunk I was last night, but not so drunk as to forget a promise." And he rode on, while Torfrida rushed away and broke into wild weeping.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Should she go to the window to bid him farewell % Should she hide herself in just anger ?
She looked out stealthily through the blind of the little window in the gable. There rode down the street Robert le Frison in full annour, and behind him, knight after knight, a wall of shining steel. But by his side rode one bare-headed, his long yellow curls floating over his shoulders. His boots had golden spurs, a gilt belt held up his sword ; but his only dress was a silk shirt and silk hose. He laugh...ed and sang, and made his horse caracol, and tossed his lance in the air, and caught it by the point, like Taillefer at Hastings, as he passed under the window.
She threw open the blind, careless of all appearances.
She would have called to him : but the words choked her j and what should she say ?
250 Hereward He looked up boldly, and smiled.
" Farewell, fair lady mine. Drunk I was last night, but not so drunk as to forget a promise." And he rode on, while Torfrida rushed away and broke into wild weeping.
What to read after Hereward the Wake : "last of the English" 1?
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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