Our Ladys Tumbler a Twelfth Century Legend Done Out of Old French Into English
Our Ladys Tumbler a Twelfth Century Legend Done Out of Old French Into English
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I shall ne'er be OUR LADY'S TUMBLER blamed for it, if I do what I have learned, and serve the mother of God in her monastery according to my trade. The rest serve in chant- ing, and I will serve in tumbling. " He removes his cloak and strips himself, and lays his clothes beside the altar; but, that his flesh be not all naked, he keeps on an under- coat, right fine and thin, scarce more than a shift. Then he stood, just in his body, well girt and adorned. He girds his coat and takes his stand, t...urns towards the image right humbly, and looks upon it. " Lady, " says he, " to your protection I commend my body and my soul. Sweet queen, sweet lady, despise not what I know: for I would fain essay to serve you in good faith, if God aid me, without guile. I can nor chant, nor read to you ; but, certes, I would pick for He offers such service as he knows. OUR LADY'S TUMBLER How he leaps before Our Lady. You a choice of all my finest feats. Now, may I be like the bull-calf that leaps and bounds before his mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shall ne'er be OUR LADY'S TUMBLER blamed for it, if I do what I have learned, and serve the mother of God in her monastery according to my trade. The rest serve in chant- ing, and I will serve in tumbling. " He removes his cloak and strips himself, and lays his clothes beside the altar; but, that his flesh be not all naked, he keeps on an under- coat, right fine and thin, scarce more than a shift. Then he stood, just in his body, well girt and adorned. He girds his coat and takes his stand, t...urns towards the image right humbly, and looks upon it. " Lady, " says he, " to your protection I commend my body and my soul. Sweet queen, sweet lady, despise not what I know: for I would fain essay to serve you in good faith, if God aid me, without guile. I can nor chant, nor read to you ; but, certes, I would pick for He offers such service as he knows. OUR LADY'S TUMBLER How he leaps before Our Lady. You a choice of all my finest feats. Now, may I be like the bull-calf that leaps and bounds before his mother.
What to read after Our Ladys Tumbler a Twelfth Century Legend Done Out of Old French Into English?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Henry Wicksteed to read onlineMoreLess
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