Hero Tales And Legends of the Serbians
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Woe to him against whom these are directed ! But if a hero withstands them it is not difficult to slay Balatchko when his wind and flame have left him. The Venetian king has been training him these seven years, for it has been his inten- tion to make use of him to annihilate the royal wedding- party and to rescue princess Roksanda, supposing that thou shouldst succeed in obtaining possession of her.
Now it is certain that he will send him to pursue us. Go thou thy way and I will remain behind w...ith three hundred well-chosen heroes, to stop the monster from pursuing thee." Therefore, while the svats went on with the beautiful Prin- cess Roksanda, Milosh, with his three hundred comrades, remained in the verdant forest.
The svats had hardly struck their tents when King Michael summoned Voivode Balatchko. " O Balatchko, my trusty servant," said he, "canst thou rely upon thy valour and go out against the tsar's svats to bring back my daughter Roksanda ? " And Balatchko replied : " My lord, thou King of Ledyen !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Woe to him against whom these are directed ! But if a hero withstands them it is not difficult to slay Balatchko when his wind and flame have left him. The Venetian king has been training him these seven years, for it has been his inten- tion to make use of him to annihilate the royal wedding- party and to rescue princess Roksanda, supposing that thou shouldst succeed in obtaining possession of her.
Now it is certain that he will send him to pursue us. Go thou thy way and I will remain behind w...ith three hundred well-chosen heroes, to stop the monster from pursuing thee." Therefore, while the svats went on with the beautiful Prin- cess Roksanda, Milosh, with his three hundred comrades, remained in the verdant forest.
The svats had hardly struck their tents when King Michael summoned Voivode Balatchko. " O Balatchko, my trusty servant," said he, "canst thou rely upon thy valour and go out against the tsar's svats to bring back my daughter Roksanda ? " And Balatchko replied : " My lord, thou King of Ledyen !
What to read after Hero Tales And Legends of the Serbians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woislav M Petrovitch to read onlineMoreLess
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