Our Ladys Tumbler a Tale of Mediaeval France
Our Ladys Tumbler a Tale of Mediaeval France
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For a monk took note of him, and blamed him much in his heart in that he came not to matins ; and he marvelled what became of him, and said within himself that he would never rest until he had discov- 19 ered what manner of man this was, and what was the service that he did, and how he earned his bread. Now the monk so fol- lowed him, and so watched and spied upon him, that he saw him perform all his tricks, even as I have told you. " By my faith, " he said, "this man makes merry; he holds high...er festival, it seems to me, than all the rest of us to- gether. While the others are at prayer, or at work throughout the household, this man dances here as bravely as if he had a hundred marks of silver. Yet he does his task well, and pays us what he owes. And this is right enough, we sing for him and he tumbles for us; we pay him 20 and he pays us ; and if we weep, he makes us good return. I would that all the convent might see him as I do now, even though the terms were I should fast for it until night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a monk took note of him, and blamed him much in his heart in that he came not to matins ; and he marvelled what became of him, and said within himself that he would never rest until he had discov- 19 ered what manner of man this was, and what was the service that he did, and how he earned his bread. Now the monk so fol- lowed him, and so watched and spied upon him, that he saw him perform all his tricks, even as I have told you. " By my faith, " he said, "this man makes merry; he holds high...er festival, it seems to me, than all the rest of us to- gether. While the others are at prayer, or at work throughout the household, this man dances here as bravely as if he had a hundred marks of silver. Yet he does his task well, and pays us what he owes. And this is right enough, we sing for him and he tumbles for us; we pay him 20 and he pays us ; and if we weep, he makes us good return. I would that all the convent might see him as I do now, even though the terms were I should fast for it until night.
What to read after Our Ladys Tumbler a Tale of Mediaeval France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isabel Butler to read onlineMoreLess
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