Reynard the Fox; After the German Version of Goethe
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My name this one good deed from infamy (hall fave." He ceafed : a murmur ran through all the crowd ; But what all thought, none dared to fpeak aloud.
The King and Queen both felt a ftrong defire This wondrous ftore of treafure to acquire ; They call'd the Fox afide and bade him fay In what place he had ftowed it all away.
Though Reynard found it hard his joy to hide.
Still in defponding accents he replied ; " Why fhould I tell this fecret to my Lord, Who dooms my death and ever doubts my word ?...
In Traitors he prefers his truft to place, Whofe triumph is achieved in my difgrace." " Nay," faid the Queen, impatient ; " nay, not fo !
His vengeance juft my Lord may yet forego.
The paft he may forgive, may e'en forget ; And you may live a life of credit yet ; Could he but have fome certain pledge, that you Would for the future loyal prove and true." 84 Reynard the Fox.
" Ah gracious Queen ! " the wily Fox replies, " Let me find favor in King Noble's eyes ; Through your mild influence let me pardoned be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My name this one good deed from infamy (hall fave." He ceafed : a murmur ran through all the crowd ; But what all thought, none dared to fpeak aloud.
The King and Queen both felt a ftrong defire This wondrous ftore of treafure to acquire ; They call'd the Fox afide and bade him fay In what place he had ftowed it all away.
Though Reynard found it hard his joy to hide.
Still in defponding accents he replied ; " Why fhould I tell this fecret to my Lord, Who dooms my death and ever doubts my word ?...
In Traitors he prefers his truft to place, Whofe triumph is achieved in my difgrace." " Nay," faid the Queen, impatient ; " nay, not fo !
His vengeance juft my Lord may yet forego.
The paft he may forgive, may e'en forget ; And you may live a life of credit yet ; Could he but have fome certain pledge, that you Would for the future loyal prove and true." 84 Reynard the Fox.
" Ah gracious Queen ! " the wily Fox replies, " Let me find favor in King Noble's eyes ; Through your mild influence let me pardoned be.
What to read after Reynard the Fox; After the German Version of Goethe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe to read onlineMoreLess
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