Heroines of the Crusades
Heroines of the Crusades
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379 " I have counted them over, one by one, " replied the princess, calmly.
" Thou hast thought of the dangers of the sea, perhaps, but reraeraberest thou the dreadful pestilence ? — the hor- rors that Queen Margaret told ? — how the leeches cut away tlie gums and cheeks of the sufferers, that they might swal- low a drop of water to ease their torments ?" " I remember all — I have considered well, " returned the princess. " A*nd this also do I know, that nothing ought to part those whom God hat...h joined ; and the way to heaven is as near, if not nearer, from Syria as from England, or my native Spain. " " Then I go with thee, " said Eva, throwing herself at the feet of Eleanora, and pressing her lips upon her hand, " for if God hath not joined me to thee, he hath left me alone in the world. Thou hast been to me more than ITao- mi, and I shall not fail to thee in the duty of Kuth. Where thou goest I will go, where thou diest I will die, and there will I be buried. Thy people shall be my j^eople, and thy God my God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
379 " I have counted them over, one by one, " replied the princess, calmly.
" Thou hast thought of the dangers of the sea, perhaps, but reraeraberest thou the dreadful pestilence ? — the hor- rors that Queen Margaret told ? — how the leeches cut away tlie gums and cheeks of the sufferers, that they might swal- low a drop of water to ease their torments ?" " I remember all — I have considered well, " returned the princess. " A*nd this also do I know, that nothing ought to part those whom God hat...h joined ; and the way to heaven is as near, if not nearer, from Syria as from England, or my native Spain. " " Then I go with thee, " said Eva, throwing herself at the feet of Eleanora, and pressing her lips upon her hand, " for if God hath not joined me to thee, he hath left me alone in the world. Thou hast been to me more than ITao- mi, and I shall not fail to thee in the duty of Kuth. Where thou goest I will go, where thou diest I will die, and there will I be buried. Thy people shall be my j^eople, and thy God my God.
What to read after Heroines of the Crusades?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C a Celestia Angenette Bloss to read onlineMoreLess
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