Margery — volume 05
Margery — volume 05
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The letter he held bid him rideforthwith to Altenperg. Junker Henning and my brother were minded tohave a passage of arms, and with sharp weapons. This, however, theymight not do within the limits of the city save at great risk, inasmuchas that the town was within the King's peace, and by a severe enactmentknight or squire, lord or servant, in short each and every man wasthreatened by the Emperor with outlawry, who should make bold to provokeanother to challenge him, or to lift a weapon against... another with evilintent, be he who he might, throughout the demesne of Nuremberg or solong as the diet was sitting. Hence they would go forth to Altenperg, inasmuch as it was the nearest to arrive at of any township without thelimits of the city.
All this my lover had heard betimes that morning; but Herdegen had toldhim that Master Schlebitzer and a certain Austrian Knight would attendhim. Now the letter was to say that they had both played him false; theformer in obedience to the stern behest of his father, the town-councillor; the second by reason that his Duke commanded his attendance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The letter he held bid him rideforthwith to Altenperg. Junker Henning and my brother were minded tohave a passage of arms, and with sharp weapons. This, however, theymight not do within the limits of the city save at great risk, inasmuchas that the town was within the King's peace, and by a severe enactmentknight or squire, lord or servant, in short each and every man wasthreatened by the Emperor with outlawry, who should make bold to provokeanother to challenge him, or to lift a weapon against... another with evilintent, be he who he might, throughout the demesne of Nuremberg or solong as the diet was sitting. Hence they would go forth to Altenperg, inasmuch as it was the nearest to arrive at of any township without thelimits of the city.
All this my lover had heard betimes that morning; but Herdegen had toldhim that Master Schlebitzer and a certain Austrian Knight would attendhim. Now the letter was to say that they had both played him false; theformer in obedience to the stern behest of his father, the town-councillor; the second by reason that his Duke commanded his attendance.
What to read after Margery — volume 05?
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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