Legend Land, volume 2
Legend Land, volume 2
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Looe itself, protected from the cold winds, enjoys a beautiful climate, particularly mild in winter. Coast and moorland walks abound; there isa golf course close at hand, and the sea fishing is excellent.
[Illustration: _Talland Church_] [Illustration] ST. NEOT, THE PIGMY SAINT Of all the vast company of saints peculiar to Cornwall, St. Neot issurely the strangest, for he was, so the old traditions have it, apigmy, perfectly formed, yet only fifteen inches in height. There arevery many stories ...told of this tiny holy man, and most of them seem toshow that he wielded a great power over all animals.
One of the prettiest stories is of the time when St. Neot presided overhis abbey and there came one night thieves to the monastic farm andstole all the monks' plough oxen. The poor brothers had not the money topurchase other beasts, and seed-time was upon them with their fields yetunploughed. Ruin seemed certain until the good little abbot appealed tothe wild beasts to come to their aid. And then, to the amazement of themonks, there came from the surrounding forests wild stags, who docilelyoffered their necks to the yoke and drew the heavy ploughs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Looe itself, protected from the cold winds, enjoys a beautiful climate, particularly mild in winter. Coast and moorland walks abound; there isa golf course close at hand, and the sea fishing is excellent.
[Illustration: _Talland Church_] [Illustration] ST. NEOT, THE PIGMY SAINT Of all the vast company of saints peculiar to Cornwall, St. Neot issurely the strangest, for he was, so the old traditions have it, apigmy, perfectly formed, yet only fifteen inches in height. There arevery many stories ...told of this tiny holy man, and most of them seem toshow that he wielded a great power over all animals.
One of the prettiest stories is of the time when St. Neot presided overhis abbey and there came one night thieves to the monastic farm andstole all the monks' plough oxen. The poor brothers had not the money topurchase other beasts, and seed-time was upon them with their fields yetunploughed. Ruin seemed certain until the good little abbot appealed tothe wild beasts to come to their aid. And then, to the amazement of themonks, there came from the surrounding forests wild stags, who docilelyoffered their necks to the yoke and drew the heavy ploughs.
What to read after Legend Land, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barham George Basil to read onlineMoreLess
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