Margery — volume 06
Margery — volume 06
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CHAPTER IX.
The month of October had come; the Forest claimed us once more, andindeed at that season I was needed at the Forest lodge. A pressingbidding had likewise come to Ann; yet, albeit her much sitting in mygrand-uncle's hot chamber had been visited on her with many a headache, she had made her attendance on him one of her duties and nought couldmove her to be unfaithful.
Moreover, it was known to us that by far the greater half of the Venetiangalleons had sailed from the Lido between the... 8th and 25th of the pastmonth, and were due to be at home again by the middle of October or earlyin November. A much lesser fleet went forth from Venice late in the yearand came to anchor there again, loaded with spices, in the month of Marchor not later than April. Hence now was the time when we might mostsurely look for tidings from the Levant, and Ann would not be out of theway in case any such might come to Nuremberg.
I rode forth on Saint Dionysius' day, the 9th day of October, alone withCousin Maud; other guests were not long in following us and among them mybrothers-in-law and the young Loffelholz pair; Elsa Ebner having wed, some months since, with young Jorg Loffelholz.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER IX.
The month of October had come; the Forest claimed us once more, andindeed at that season I was needed at the Forest lodge. A pressingbidding had likewise come to Ann; yet, albeit her much sitting in mygrand-uncle's hot chamber had been visited on her with many a headache, she had made her attendance on him one of her duties and nought couldmove her to be unfaithful.
Moreover, it was known to us that by far the greater half of the Venetiangalleons had sailed from the Lido between the... 8th and 25th of the pastmonth, and were due to be at home again by the middle of October or earlyin November. A much lesser fleet went forth from Venice late in the yearand came to anchor there again, loaded with spices, in the month of Marchor not later than April. Hence now was the time when we might mostsurely look for tidings from the Levant, and Ann would not be out of theway in case any such might come to Nuremberg.
I rode forth on Saint Dionysius' day, the 9th day of October, alone withCousin Maud; other guests were not long in following us and among them mybrothers-in-law and the young Loffelholz pair; Elsa Ebner having wed, some months since, with young Jorg Loffelholz.
What to read after Margery — volume 06?
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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