Stories From Le Morte D'arthur And the Mabinogion
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" "I thank you, lord, " she answered meekly, "but, Ipray you, suffer me to be as I am. " "Thou art a fool, " saidLimours; "little enough he prized thee, I warrant, else had he notput thy beauty to such scorn, dressing it in faded rags! Nay, bewise; eat and drink, and thou wilt think the better of me and myfair proffer. " "I will not, " cried Enid; "I will neither eat nordrink, till my lord arise and eat with me. " "Thou vowest more thanthou canst perform. He is dead already. Nay, thou shalt dri...nk. "With the word, he strode to her and thrust into her hand a gobletbrimming with wine, crying, "Drink. " "Nay, lord, " she said, "Ibeseech you, spare me and be pitiful. " "Gentleness avails nothingwith thee, " cried the Earl in wrath; "thou hast scorned my faircourtesy. Thou shalt taste the contrary. " So saying, he smote heracross the face.
Then Enid, knowing all her helplessness, uttered an exceedingbitter cry, and the sound roused Geraint. Grasping his sword, withone bound he was upon the Earl and, with one blow, shore his neckin two.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I thank you, lord, " she answered meekly, "but, Ipray you, suffer me to be as I am. " "Thou art a fool, " saidLimours; "little enough he prized thee, I warrant, else had he notput thy beauty to such scorn, dressing it in faded rags! Nay, bewise; eat and drink, and thou wilt think the better of me and myfair proffer. " "I will not, " cried Enid; "I will neither eat nordrink, till my lord arise and eat with me. " "Thou vowest more thanthou canst perform. He is dead already. Nay, thou shalt dri...nk. "With the word, he strode to her and thrust into her hand a gobletbrimming with wine, crying, "Drink. " "Nay, lord, " she said, "Ibeseech you, spare me and be pitiful. " "Gentleness avails nothingwith thee, " cried the Earl in wrath; "thou hast scorned my faircourtesy. Thou shalt taste the contrary. " So saying, he smote heracross the face.
Then Enid, knowing all her helplessness, uttered an exceedingbitter cry, and the sound roused Geraint. Grasping his sword, withone bound he was upon the Earl and, with one blow, shore his neckin two.
What to read after Stories From Le Morte D'arthur And the Mabinogion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clay Beatrice to read onlineMoreLess
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