Reynard the Fox a Poem in Twelve Cantos
Reynard the Fox a Poem in Twelve Cantos
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" he cried, " I fear'd thy shoes would be too wide, But faith, I find they fit me well I hope they will prove durable! - If so or not, I'll keep them still, As tokens of my friend's good will; And what I bring of holy ware, Pardons and such like, thou shalt share, When I come back from Rome. " Poor (Jicccmutl) could scarcely speak, Yet cried in accents faint and weak: " Heaven will no doubt our wrongs repay Upon thee, at the proper day, - Would God, that day were come!" The Wolf in silence bore... his care, Nor answer made the wounded Bear; While ftcgnartr wish'd the Cat were there, Their misery and woe to share.
VII.
Early next morn, no time to lose, Sir Kegnarfc having oil'd the shoes, Which through his guile, the day before From his poor relatives were tore, Before the Monarch stood: - " Great Prince ! " he cried, " I'm ready now, For the fulfilment of my vow, . //. / '/' x^ s'hoJ for theProprn CANTO THE SIXTH.
But if thou think'st it good; Let holy priest a blessing say, And thus dismiss me on my way In humble, pious, mood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" he cried, " I fear'd thy shoes would be too wide, But faith, I find they fit me well I hope they will prove durable! - If so or not, I'll keep them still, As tokens of my friend's good will; And what I bring of holy ware, Pardons and such like, thou shalt share, When I come back from Rome. " Poor (Jicccmutl) could scarcely speak, Yet cried in accents faint and weak: " Heaven will no doubt our wrongs repay Upon thee, at the proper day, - Would God, that day were come!" The Wolf in silence bore... his care, Nor answer made the wounded Bear; While ftcgnartr wish'd the Cat were there, Their misery and woe to share.
VII.
Early next morn, no time to lose, Sir Kegnarfc having oil'd the shoes, Which through his guile, the day before From his poor relatives were tore, Before the Monarch stood: - " Great Prince ! " he cried, " I'm ready now, For the fulfilment of my vow, . //. / '/' x^ s'hoJ for theProprn CANTO THE SIXTH.
But if thou think'st it good; Let holy priest a blessing say, And thus dismiss me on my way In humble, pious, mood.
What to read after Reynard the Fox a Poem in Twelve Cantos?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E W Holloway to read onlineMoreLess
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