Stories From the Faerie Queene
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' " A stranger Knight, unknown by name, but known by fame and by an ebony spear, with which he bore down all who met him. He, in an open tourney lately held, stole away from me the honour of the game, and having felled me (already weary), reft me of the fairest lady, whom he has ever since withheld. " When Scudamour heard mention of the spear, he knew right well it was Britomart, who also, as he imagined, had taken Amoret from himself. Then his jealous heart swelled with rage, and he said sharp...ly, " And that is not the first unknightly act which that same knight has done to other noble warriors, for he has lately stolen my lady from me, for which he shall pay dearly before Jong ; and if to the vengeance decreed by you this hand can supply any help or succour, it shall not fail whensoever you need it. " So they both agreed to wreak their wrath on Brito- mart.
While they thus talked together, lo ! far away they saw a Knight gently riding towards them. He was attired in foreign armour and strange array, and when he came near they saw plainly he was the same for whom they waited.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' " A stranger Knight, unknown by name, but known by fame and by an ebony spear, with which he bore down all who met him. He, in an open tourney lately held, stole away from me the honour of the game, and having felled me (already weary), reft me of the fairest lady, whom he has ever since withheld. " When Scudamour heard mention of the spear, he knew right well it was Britomart, who also, as he imagined, had taken Amoret from himself. Then his jealous heart swelled with rage, and he said sharp...ly, " And that is not the first unknightly act which that same knight has done to other noble warriors, for he has lately stolen my lady from me, for which he shall pay dearly before Jong ; and if to the vengeance decreed by you this hand can supply any help or succour, it shall not fail whensoever you need it. " So they both agreed to wreak their wrath on Brito- mart.
While they thus talked together, lo ! far away they saw a Knight gently riding towards them. He was attired in foreign armour and strange array, and when he came near they saw plainly he was the same for whom they waited.
What to read after Stories From the Faerie Queene?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spenser Edmund to read onlineMoreLess
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