Margery — volume 02
Margery — volume 02
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He had come, forcertain, from some distant land; yet was he not of the same race as theothers.
When we had seen enough of the show, my uncle commanded that meat shouldbe brought for the wanderers; and when pease-pottage and other messes hadbeen given them, they fetched, from under the wagon-tilt, a swarthy babe, which, meseemed was a sweet little maid albeit she was so dark-colored.
Ann and I gazed at these folks while they ate, and it seemed strange tous to see that the well-favored lad put aw...ay from him with horror thebacon which the old bear-leader set before him; and for this the mandealt him a rude blow.
After their meal the master went on his way; and when we likewise hadeaten our dinner, my dear godfather and uncle, Christian Pfinzing, camefrom the town, bringing a troop of mercenaries to the camp where theywere to be trained that they might fight against the Hussites. He, likethe other guests, made friends with the strangers, and in his merryfashion he bid the older bear leader tell our fortunes by our hands, while the young ones should dance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had come, forcertain, from some distant land; yet was he not of the same race as theothers.
When we had seen enough of the show, my uncle commanded that meat shouldbe brought for the wanderers; and when pease-pottage and other messes hadbeen given them, they fetched, from under the wagon-tilt, a swarthy babe, which, meseemed was a sweet little maid albeit she was so dark-colored.
Ann and I gazed at these folks while they ate, and it seemed strange tous to see that the well-favored lad put aw...ay from him with horror thebacon which the old bear-leader set before him; and for this the mandealt him a rude blow.
After their meal the master went on his way; and when we likewise hadeaten our dinner, my dear godfather and uncle, Christian Pfinzing, camefrom the town, bringing a troop of mercenaries to the camp where theywere to be trained that they might fight against the Hussites. He, likethe other guests, made friends with the strangers, and in his merryfashion he bid the older bear leader tell our fortunes by our hands, while the young ones should dance.
What to read after Margery — volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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