In the Court of King Arthur
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A fine lad is he. So young, yet is he too, to beburdened with great responsibilities? I pray thee, let him keep hisyouth. " "Launcelot, my son, when will you grow to thy true self? For therelies your failure. You who took your responsibilities as burdens, whenyou should have found great joy in that they were yours. Yet, nowlisten to me as to this boy Allan. I have seen him this day, havespoken to him of the Holy Grail. A dreaming youth, yet is he fired byfine inspiration and great ideals. He is... ordained to seek it. Thatholds no strangeness for there are many such. As to whether he findsit or not is dependent upon him, as it was once upon yourself. Andsince you cannot find it, seek it as you will, I charge you withhelping him keep clean souled. Should he do so, ere many years willpass, he may find it. For you, there will be the joy, the glory ofservice, of having helped. Without your help, success for him will beso much less likely. Will you help him Launcelot? Think well beforeyou make reply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A fine lad is he. So young, yet is he too, to beburdened with great responsibilities? I pray thee, let him keep hisyouth. " "Launcelot, my son, when will you grow to thy true self? For therelies your failure. You who took your responsibilities as burdens, whenyou should have found great joy in that they were yours. Yet, nowlisten to me as to this boy Allan. I have seen him this day, havespoken to him of the Holy Grail. A dreaming youth, yet is he fired byfine inspiration and great ideals. He is... ordained to seek it. Thatholds no strangeness for there are many such. As to whether he findsit or not is dependent upon him, as it was once upon yourself. Andsince you cannot find it, seek it as you will, I charge you withhelping him keep clean souled. Should he do so, ere many years willpass, he may find it. For you, there will be the joy, the glory ofservice, of having helped. Without your help, success for him will beso much less likely. Will you help him Launcelot? Think well beforeyou make reply.
What to read after In the Court of King Arthur?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lowe Samuel Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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