Old French Romances
Old French Romances
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So much he gained that in three years' time he had gotten him mofe than three hundred pounds of garnishment, out-taken his plen- ishing, which was well worth fifty pounds.
But here Idaveth the tale to tell of Sir Robin and of John, and goeth back to tell of Sir Raoul.
For, saith the tale, that the chaplain held Sir Raoul right short that he should go over sea, and quit him of the pledge he had laid 95 KING FLORUS down ; for great fear he had lest he yet should leave it ; and so much he did that... Sir Raoul saw well that he needs must go. So he dight his journey, and arrayed him right richly, as he that hath well enough thereto ; and so he betook him to the road with three squires : and went so much by his journeys that he came into Marseilles-on-sea and took lodging in the French hostel, whereas dwelt Sir Robin and John. So soon as John saw him she knew him by the scar of the wound she had made him, and because she had seen him many times. The knight sojourned in the town fifteen days, and hired him passage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So much he gained that in three years' time he had gotten him mofe than three hundred pounds of garnishment, out-taken his plen- ishing, which was well worth fifty pounds.
But here Idaveth the tale to tell of Sir Robin and of John, and goeth back to tell of Sir Raoul.
For, saith the tale, that the chaplain held Sir Raoul right short that he should go over sea, and quit him of the pledge he had laid 95 KING FLORUS down ; for great fear he had lest he yet should leave it ; and so much he did that... Sir Raoul saw well that he needs must go. So he dight his journey, and arrayed him right richly, as he that hath well enough thereto ; and so he betook him to the road with three squires : and went so much by his journeys that he came into Marseilles-on-sea and took lodging in the French hostel, whereas dwelt Sir Robin and John. So soon as John saw him she knew him by the scar of the wound she had made him, and because she had seen him many times. The knight sojourned in the town fifteen days, and hired him passage.
What to read after Old French Romances?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris, William, 1834-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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