Stories of Charlemagne And the Twelve Peers of France From the Old Romances
Stories of Charlemagne And the Twelve Peers of France From the Old Romances
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" And now, dinner being over, the King rose 126 HOW RALPH WENT TO COURT from the table ; and he told before the whole company how he had fared with the Charcoal- burner. The churl quaked as he heard the tale. And he said, "Would I were on the moor again this very hour, and the King alone, or any one of his knights, be he the bravest and strongest of them all. " Then the lords laughed aloud. Some, however, were angry, and would have had the man hanged. " What is this churl, " said they, "that he... should so misuse the King?" But Charles would have none of such doings. " He is a stalwart man, and can strike a hard blow. Heaven forbid that I should harm him. Rather will I make him a knight. " So he dubbed Ralph the Charcoal-burner a knight, and gave him a revenue of ^300 by the year, and "the next fee in France that shall come into my hands, that, " said he, "will I give you. But now you must win your spurs. " So the King gave him his armour and arms, and sixty squires of good degree to be his company.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And now, dinner being over, the King rose 126 HOW RALPH WENT TO COURT from the table ; and he told before the whole company how he had fared with the Charcoal- burner. The churl quaked as he heard the tale. And he said, "Would I were on the moor again this very hour, and the King alone, or any one of his knights, be he the bravest and strongest of them all. " Then the lords laughed aloud. Some, however, were angry, and would have had the man hanged. " What is this churl, " said they, "that he... should so misuse the King?" But Charles would have none of such doings. " He is a stalwart man, and can strike a hard blow. Heaven forbid that I should harm him. Rather will I make him a knight. " So he dubbed Ralph the Charcoal-burner a knight, and gave him a revenue of ^300 by the year, and "the next fee in France that shall come into my hands, that, " said he, "will I give you. But now you must win your spurs. " So the King gave him his armour and arms, and sixty squires of good degree to be his company.
What to read after Stories of Charlemagne And the Twelve Peers of France From the Old Romances?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Church Alfred John to read onlineMoreLess
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