Pictures And Legends From Normandy And Brittany
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Christopher dexterously flings his sack inside the gates, and, following it, he seats him- self thereon.
" I am on my own ground now, " he says ; " you cannot turn me out. " 1 90 PICTURES AND LEGENDS And Saint Christopher has stayed in heaven ever since. Surely his repentance has earned him a good place there.
The following is another quaint legend of Dol : (Lflloman'0 Ccto* ONCE upon a time St. Peter and St. John were taking a journey through Brittany. They visited every house they came near, ...rich as well as poor ; they preached in the churches and chapels of the towns they passed through, and sometimes they preached in the market- place in the presence of all the townsfolk.
One spring day they climbed a long and steep hill. The sun was hot, and they were thirsty, and there was not a drop of water to be seen. St. Peter was the most sanguine nature of the two. " We shall find a house on the top of the hill, " he said.
When they reached the top they saw a farm-house sheltered among some trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Christopher dexterously flings his sack inside the gates, and, following it, he seats him- self thereon.
" I am on my own ground now, " he says ; " you cannot turn me out. " 1 90 PICTURES AND LEGENDS And Saint Christopher has stayed in heaven ever since. Surely his repentance has earned him a good place there.
The following is another quaint legend of Dol : (Lflloman'0 Ccto* ONCE upon a time St. Peter and St. John were taking a journey through Brittany. They visited every house they came near, ...rich as well as poor ; they preached in the churches and chapels of the towns they passed through, and sometimes they preached in the market- place in the presence of all the townsfolk.
One spring day they climbed a long and steep hill. The sun was hot, and they were thirsty, and there was not a drop of water to be seen. St. Peter was the most sanguine nature of the two. " We shall find a house on the top of the hill, " he said.
When they reached the top they saw a farm-house sheltered among some trees.
What to read after Pictures And Legends From Normandy And Brittany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Robert Macquoid to read onlineMoreLess
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