Palmerin of England
Palmerin of England
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But the kni|^ of Fortmie would not accept the king's offeir at that time> being in truth ashamed that he liad with so little respect turned a deaf ear to fais interposition ; and seeing near him his host who had entertained him tlie last night> and was now come to behold the battle^ of him he again requested hospitality. So his host carried him to the apartment of a friend^ cmd binding up his wounds, placed him on a little carr, on which he was borne to his house ; where such provision was orda...ined for him, that by the help of the gentleman's daughter, who was marvellous expert in the art of medicine, his weak estate was relieved into indifferent good plight. Nothing could he learn of the dame who was the cause of this combat. It was said, that so soQn as they had entered the fight, she secretly shrunk away through the press, so that they could gain no knowledge of her.
The knight of the Savage Man was conduct- ed to his chamber, where he had such great 2d3 ,y Google 306 attendance in the' curing of his wounds^ as by any means they could devise what might best serve for remedy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the kni|^ of Fortmie would not accept the king's offeir at that time> being in truth ashamed that he liad with so little respect turned a deaf ear to fais interposition ; and seeing near him his host who had entertained him tlie last night> and was now come to behold the battle^ of him he again requested hospitality. So his host carried him to the apartment of a friend^ cmd binding up his wounds, placed him on a little carr, on which he was borne to his house ; where such provision was orda...ined for him, that by the help of the gentleman's daughter, who was marvellous expert in the art of medicine, his weak estate was relieved into indifferent good plight. Nothing could he learn of the dame who was the cause of this combat. It was said, that so soQn as they had entered the fight, she secretly shrunk away through the press, so that they could gain no knowledge of her.
The knight of the Savage Man was conduct- ed to his chamber, where he had such great 2d3 ,y Google 306 attendance in the' curing of his wounds^ as by any means they could devise what might best serve for remedy.
What to read after Palmerin of England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Southey Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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