Sir Gawain And the Lady of Lys
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Then she who held the child sprang swiftly betwixt them, and cried, " Now by God I will see the which of ye twain will slay him, for he shall be cloven asunder ere that I take him hence. " The swords clashed together aloft, but wrought no ill, for neither might come at the other for fear of the child whom they were loth to harm, and for fear of her who held him. And the child laughed gaily at the glancing swords, and stretched up his hands to his own shadow, which he saw on the shining blade, a...nd showed it with his finger to his father when he saw it come anear, and had fain sprung up and caught the blades, sharp though they might be. And many a man wept, and there arose within the hall a great cry, as of one voice, "Good lord king, stay the fight ; we will all aid thee thereto, for no man should longer suffer this ! " Then Arthur sprang up swiftly, and seized his sword and shield, and came unto the twain, and parted them asunder, whether they would or no, and said to the of &gg 57 knight ye have heard me praise, " Sir, take the amends offered, and I tell ye truly I will add thereto, for I myself will do ye honour, and become your man, for the sake of peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then she who held the child sprang swiftly betwixt them, and cried, " Now by God I will see the which of ye twain will slay him, for he shall be cloven asunder ere that I take him hence. " The swords clashed together aloft, but wrought no ill, for neither might come at the other for fear of the child whom they were loth to harm, and for fear of her who held him. And the child laughed gaily at the glancing swords, and stretched up his hands to his own shadow, which he saw on the shining blade, a...nd showed it with his finger to his father when he saw it come anear, and had fain sprung up and caught the blades, sharp though they might be. And many a man wept, and there arose within the hall a great cry, as of one voice, "Good lord king, stay the fight ; we will all aid thee thereto, for no man should longer suffer this ! " Then Arthur sprang up swiftly, and seized his sword and shield, and came unto the twain, and parted them asunder, whether they would or no, and said to the of &gg 57 knight ye have heard me praise, " Sir, take the amends offered, and I tell ye truly I will add thereto, for I myself will do ye honour, and become your man, for the sake of peace.
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