Tales From Ariosto: Retold for Children By a Lady
Tales From Ariosto: Retold for Children By a Lady
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89 close, but then spread his wings, and after hovering for a little in the clear air, alighted on the ground a few paces off. The lady followed him, but again he rose a little above the earth, and again descended at a short distance from her \(ko the plover often leads the fowler's dog a fruitless and tantalizing chase over the dry sands^ Euggiero, Gradasso, Sacripante, and all the Knights who had come down the hill together, joined in pursuit of the flying creature. After having led some to t...he highest points of the rock, and others into the low swampy ground below, he at last stood perfectly still by Euggiero, and allowed him to seize his rein. The old magician was the cause of this, for still intent upon withdrawing his favorite from the dangers which threatened him, he sent the Hip- pogriff to carry him away safe out of Europe.
Euggiero tried to lead him on, but finding that he refused to move, the brave knight leapt down from his own horse, Frontino, and vaulted upon the flying steed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
89 close, but then spread his wings, and after hovering for a little in the clear air, alighted on the ground a few paces off. The lady followed him, but again he rose a little above the earth, and again descended at a short distance from her \(ko the plover often leads the fowler's dog a fruitless and tantalizing chase over the dry sands^ Euggiero, Gradasso, Sacripante, and all the Knights who had come down the hill together, joined in pursuit of the flying creature. After having led some to t...he highest points of the rock, and others into the low swampy ground below, he at last stood perfectly still by Euggiero, and allowed him to seize his rein. The old magician was the cause of this, for still intent upon withdrawing his favorite from the dangers which threatened him, he sent the Hip- pogriff to carry him away safe out of Europe.
Euggiero tried to lead him on, but finding that he refused to move, the brave knight leapt down from his own horse, Frontino, and vaulted upon the flying steed.
What to read after Tales From Ariosto: Retold for Children By a Lady?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ariosto, Lodovico, 1474-1533 to read onlineMoreLess
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