Mediaeval Tales
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Afteran absence of seven years he returned, and his father, overjoyed at hisarrival, asked what friends he had made. "Three, " said the son, "thefirst of whom I love more than myself; the second, as much as myself;and the third, little or nothing. " "You say well, " returned the father; "but it is a good thing to provethem before you need their help. Therefore kill a pig, put it into asack, and go at night to the house of him whom you love best, and saythat you have accidentally killed a man, a...nd if the body should be foundI shall condemn you to an ignominious death. Intreat him if he everloved you, to give his help in this extremity. " The son did so; and thefriend answered, "Since you have rashly destroyed a man, you must needsbe crucified. Now because you were my friend, I will bestow upon youthree or four ells of cloth to wrap your body in. " The youth hearing this, went in much indignation to the second of hisfriends, and told the same story. He received him like the first, andsaid, "Do you believe me mad, that I should expose myself to such peril?But since I have called you my friend, I will accompany you to thecross, and console you as much as possible upon the way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Afteran absence of seven years he returned, and his father, overjoyed at hisarrival, asked what friends he had made. "Three, " said the son, "thefirst of whom I love more than myself; the second, as much as myself;and the third, little or nothing. " "You say well, " returned the father; "but it is a good thing to provethem before you need their help. Therefore kill a pig, put it into asack, and go at night to the house of him whom you love best, and saythat you have accidentally killed a man, a...nd if the body should be foundI shall condemn you to an ignominious death. Intreat him if he everloved you, to give his help in this extremity. " The son did so; and thefriend answered, "Since you have rashly destroyed a man, you must needsbe crucified. Now because you were my friend, I will bestow upon youthree or four ells of cloth to wrap your body in. " The youth hearing this, went in much indignation to the second of hisfriends, and told the same story. He received him like the first, andsaid, "Do you believe me mad, that I should expose myself to such peril?But since I have called you my friend, I will accompany you to thecross, and console you as much as possible upon the way.
What to read after Mediaeval Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morley, Henry, 1822-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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