Jurgen
Jurgen
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And Iintend never to venture into the presence of Queen Helen any more, in order to preserve my contentment. ""Why, but I cannot go, " says Perion, "because Dame Melicent has alittle mole upon her left cheek. And Queen Helen's cheek isflawless. You understand, of course, that I am certain this moleimmeasurably enhances the beauty of Dame Melicent, " he added, loyally. "None the less, I mean to hold no further traffic withQueen Helen. ""Now my reason for not going is this, " said Horvendile:--"t...hat if Iattempted to embrace the knees of Ettarre, whom people hereaboutscall Helen, she would instantly vanish. Other matters apart, I donot wish to bring any such misfortune upon the Island of Leuk
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Iintend never to venture into the presence of Queen Helen any more, in order to preserve my contentment. ""Why, but I cannot go, " says Perion, "because Dame Melicent has alittle mole upon her left cheek. And Queen Helen's cheek isflawless. You understand, of course, that I am certain this moleimmeasurably enhances the beauty of Dame Melicent, " he added, loyally. "None the less, I mean to hold no further traffic withQueen Helen. ""Now my reason for not going is this, " said Horvendile:--"t...hat if Iattempted to embrace the knees of Ettarre, whom people hereaboutscall Helen, she would instantly vanish. Other matters apart, I donot wish to bring any such misfortune upon the Island of Leuk
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cabell James Branch to read onlineMoreLess
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