Tales From the Alhambra
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He ordered out his guards — they were unhorsed as fast as they came up. The king threw off his robes, grasped buckler and lance, and rode forth to awe the stranger with the presence of majesty itself. Alas ! majesty fared no bet- ter than the vulgar. The steed and lance were no respecters of persons. To the dismay of Ahmed, he was borne full tilt against the king, and in a moment the royal heels were in the air, and the crown was rolling in the dust.
At this moment the sun reached the me- ridia...n. The magic spell resumed its power.
The Arabian steed scoured across the plain, leaped the barrier, plunged into the Tagus, swam its raging torrent, bore the prince breathless and amazed to the cavern, and resumed his station beside the iron table.
The prince dismounted right gladly, and replaced the armour. Then he seated him- 71 self in the cavern, and began to think. Never again should he dare to show his face at To- ledo after inflicting such disgrace upon its chivalry, and such an outrage on its king.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He ordered out his guards — they were unhorsed as fast as they came up. The king threw off his robes, grasped buckler and lance, and rode forth to awe the stranger with the presence of majesty itself. Alas ! majesty fared no bet- ter than the vulgar. The steed and lance were no respecters of persons. To the dismay of Ahmed, he was borne full tilt against the king, and in a moment the royal heels were in the air, and the crown was rolling in the dust.
At this moment the sun reached the me- ridia...n. The magic spell resumed its power.
The Arabian steed scoured across the plain, leaped the barrier, plunged into the Tagus, swam its raging torrent, bore the prince breathless and amazed to the cavern, and resumed his station beside the iron table.
The prince dismounted right gladly, and replaced the armour. Then he seated him- 71 self in the cavern, and began to think. Never again should he dare to show his face at To- ledo after inflicting such disgrace upon its chivalry, and such an outrage on its king.
What to read after Tales From the Alhambra?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irving, Washington, 1783-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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