Our Forefathers; a Novel
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" Thou wast wrong, Ingo, though thou art an expert warrior, to desire the daughter of the Chieftain. How could the father give the hand INGO. 206 of the daughter who is his iaheritress to the dis- inherited stranger ? The whole people would reproach him as mad ; it would be insufferable that a foreigner should sit as Chieftain of the forest arbour. Nay, if the father himself should promise thee his daughter amidst a circle of witnesses, I, the King, could never suffer it, and I should have to s...end my boys, both horse and foot, in order to hinder you." Ingo looked so fiercely at the King that he laid hold of his weapon. " Thou speakest hostile words to the banished man. Much suffering have I borne as guest in the Chieftain's house- hold, but it is difficult for the spirit of man to hear words of contempt, and I think that the noble mind of the King should not wound the pride of an unfortunate one." "I am better disposed towards thee than I ever was before,'' replied the King, cheerfully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Thou wast wrong, Ingo, though thou art an expert warrior, to desire the daughter of the Chieftain. How could the father give the hand INGO. 206 of the daughter who is his iaheritress to the dis- inherited stranger ? The whole people would reproach him as mad ; it would be insufferable that a foreigner should sit as Chieftain of the forest arbour. Nay, if the father himself should promise thee his daughter amidst a circle of witnesses, I, the King, could never suffer it, and I should have to s...end my boys, both horse and foot, in order to hinder you." Ingo looked so fiercely at the King that he laid hold of his weapon. " Thou speakest hostile words to the banished man. Much suffering have I borne as guest in the Chieftain's house- hold, but it is difficult for the spirit of man to hear words of contempt, and I think that the noble mind of the King should not wound the pride of an unfortunate one." "I am better disposed towards thee than I ever was before,'' replied the King, cheerfully.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gustav Freytag to read onlineMoreLess
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