Royal Children of English History
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He was gentle, tenderhearted, fond of romance, music and poetry, sculpture, painting and architecture. Some of the most beautiful churches we have were built in his reign. But, though he had so many good qualities, he had no bravery, no energyand perseverance. He was fond of pleasure and of the beautiful things ofthis world, and cared too little for the beautiful things of the soul. He was fond of gaiety, and his young queen was of the same disposition. She was one of four sisters. Two of these... sisters married kings and twomarried counts, and the kings' wives were so proud of being queens thatthey used to make their sisters, the countesses, sit on little lowstools while they themselves sat on handsome high chairs.
Henry's time passed in feasts and songs and dancing. Romances andcurious old Breton ballads were translated into English, and recited atthe Court with all sorts of tales of love and battle and chivalry.
The object of chivalry was to encourage men in noble and manlyexercises, and to teach them to succour the oppressed, to uphold thedignity of women, and to help the Christian faith.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was gentle, tenderhearted, fond of romance, music and poetry, sculpture, painting and architecture. Some of the most beautiful churches we have were built in his reign. But, though he had so many good qualities, he had no bravery, no energyand perseverance. He was fond of pleasure and of the beautiful things ofthis world, and cared too little for the beautiful things of the soul. He was fond of gaiety, and his young queen was of the same disposition. She was one of four sisters. Two of these... sisters married kings and twomarried counts, and the kings' wives were so proud of being queens thatthey used to make their sisters, the countesses, sit on little lowstools while they themselves sat on handsome high chairs.
Henry's time passed in feasts and songs and dancing. Romances andcurious old Breton ballads were translated into English, and recited atthe Court with all sorts of tales of love and battle and chivalry.
The object of chivalry was to encourage men in noble and manlyexercises, and to teach them to succour the oppressed, to uphold thedignity of women, and to help the Christian faith.
What to read after Royal Children of English History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nesbit Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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