Stories of Roland
Stories of Roland
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The soft, sweet notes took on a tone so pitiful, they wrung the very heart of Charlemagne, where, full thirty leagues afar, he onward rode. 4 That horn is very long of breath, ' he sighed, looking backward anxiously. * It is Roland, ' cried Duke Naimes. C It is Roland who suffers yonder. On my soul, I swear, there is battle. Some one hath betrayed him. If I mistake not, it is he who now deceives thee. Arm, Sire, arm ! Sound 6o STORIES OF ROLAND the trumpets of war. Long enough hast thou hearken...ed to the plaint of Roland. ' Quickly the Emperor gave command. Quickly the army turned about, and came marching backward. The evening sunshine fell upon their pennons of crimson, gold and blue, it gleamed upon helmet and corslet, upon lance and shield. Fiercely rode the knights. ' Oh, if we but reach Roland before he die, ' they cried, * oh, what blows we will strike for him. ' Alas ! alas ! they are late, too late ! The evening darkened, night came, yet on they rode. Through all the night they rode, and when at length the rising sun gleamed like flame upon helmet, and hauberk and flowing pennon, they still pressed onward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The soft, sweet notes took on a tone so pitiful, they wrung the very heart of Charlemagne, where, full thirty leagues afar, he onward rode. 4 That horn is very long of breath, ' he sighed, looking backward anxiously. * It is Roland, ' cried Duke Naimes. C It is Roland who suffers yonder. On my soul, I swear, there is battle. Some one hath betrayed him. If I mistake not, it is he who now deceives thee. Arm, Sire, arm ! Sound 6o STORIES OF ROLAND the trumpets of war. Long enough hast thou hearken...ed to the plaint of Roland. ' Quickly the Emperor gave command. Quickly the army turned about, and came marching backward. The evening sunshine fell upon their pennons of crimson, gold and blue, it gleamed upon helmet and corslet, upon lance and shield. Fiercely rode the knights. ' Oh, if we but reach Roland before he die, ' they cried, * oh, what blows we will strike for him. ' Alas ! alas ! they are late, too late ! The evening darkened, night came, yet on they rode. Through all the night they rode, and when at length the rising sun gleamed like flame upon helmet, and hauberk and flowing pennon, they still pressed onward.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H E Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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