Hero-Myths & Legends of the British Race
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Michel toCologne, from Besançon to Wissant, not one town could show its wallsuninjured, not one village its houses unshaken. A terrible darknessspread over all the land, only broken when the heavens split asunderwith the lightning-flash. Men whispered in terror: "Behold the end ofthe world! Behold the great Day of Doom!" Alas! they knew not thetruth: it was the great mourning for the death of Roland.
Many French Knights Fall In this second battle the French champions were weary, and before long...they began to fall before the valour of the newly arrived Saracennobles. First died Engelier the Gascon, mortally wounded by the lanceof that Saracen who swore brotherhood to Ganelon; next Samson, and thenoble Duke Anseis. These three were well avenged by Roland and Oliverand Turpin. Then in quick succession died Gerin and Gerier and othervaliant Peers at the hands of Grandoigne, until his death-dealingcareer was cut short by Durendala. Another desperate single combat waswon by Turpin, who slew a heathen emir "as black as molten pitch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Michel toCologne, from Besançon to Wissant, not one town could show its wallsuninjured, not one village its houses unshaken. A terrible darknessspread over all the land, only broken when the heavens split asunderwith the lightning-flash. Men whispered in terror: "Behold the end ofthe world! Behold the great Day of Doom!" Alas! they knew not thetruth: it was the great mourning for the death of Roland.
Many French Knights Fall In this second battle the French champions were weary, and before long...they began to fall before the valour of the newly arrived Saracennobles. First died Engelier the Gascon, mortally wounded by the lanceof that Saracen who swore brotherhood to Ganelon; next Samson, and thenoble Duke Anseis. These three were well avenged by Roland and Oliverand Turpin. Then in quick succession died Gerin and Gerier and othervaliant Peers at the hands of Grandoigne, until his death-dealingcareer was cut short by Durendala. Another desperate single combat waswon by Turpin, who slew a heathen emir "as black as molten pitch.
What to read after Hero-Myths & Legends of the British Race?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebbutt Maud Isabel to read onlineMoreLess
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