New Canterbury Tales
New Canterbury Tales
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' she cried with sobs.
" ' Then do my will,' said Gervase. * I am to live in the chapel hermitage on Lene Bridge. Do you live in the other and be a saint like me. We may love safely then ; for we shall each be holy.
Will you do this, Persilla, in God's name ? ' "*Yes, Gervase,' said Persilla; 'but once you shall kiss me.' He drew back.
•* * Oh, no,' he said, * I dare not It would be a sin.' " So then she turned away her head, and im* THE PRIORESS' TALE 177 mediately he was down the steps to her... level, close to her, and had her small face cupped in his two brown hands.
" * Look at me, Persilla, look at me,' he said.
* Against my thought I was made holy ; but the thing is done, and it is glorious, I believe. So many Jews! Many have been made saints for less; but I see plainly that saintly I must live and saintly die, lest God be proved mistaken in me. And oh, my dear, be thou saintly too ! Face to face on the bridge, we shall see each other ; so, perhaps, side by side we shall lie in grave, and side by side win Heaven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' she cried with sobs.
" ' Then do my will,' said Gervase. * I am to live in the chapel hermitage on Lene Bridge. Do you live in the other and be a saint like me. We may love safely then ; for we shall each be holy.
Will you do this, Persilla, in God's name ? ' "*Yes, Gervase,' said Persilla; 'but once you shall kiss me.' He drew back.
•* * Oh, no,' he said, * I dare not It would be a sin.' " So then she turned away her head, and im* THE PRIORESS' TALE 177 mediately he was down the steps to her... level, close to her, and had her small face cupped in his two brown hands.
" * Look at me, Persilla, look at me,' he said.
* Against my thought I was made holy ; but the thing is done, and it is glorious, I believe. So many Jews! Many have been made saints for less; but I see plainly that saintly I must live and saintly die, lest God be proved mistaken in me. And oh, my dear, be thou saintly too ! Face to face on the bridge, we shall see each other ; so, perhaps, side by side we shall lie in grave, and side by side win Heaven.
What to read after New Canterbury Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hewlett, Maurice Henry, 1861-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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