Tales of Languedoc
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122 Tales of Languedoc Nothing further was said that night, and for some time they roughed it as best they could. At last, they could endure that life no longer, and decided to go in search of Crowbar. They would beg his pardon on their knees, and perhaps in his kindness of heart he would forgive them and render some assistance.
Having taken that resolution, they set out for the king's palace. On reaching it they inquired for Crow bar. He came to meet them, and was greatly surprised to see thei...r poverty. His first impulse was to forgive them and treat them kindly; but the king, who knew of their doings, forbade him to receive them, and ordered them thrown into prison, and there they ended their days.
Crowbar, meanwhile, had become a powerful prince, and was much beloved by the king. He reared a large family of children, and finally died in peace and plenty surrounded by many friends.
The castle of La Ferriere became again habitable, since the devil had ceased to haunt it, and the Marquis, his children, and their descendants have dwelt happily in it ever since.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
122 Tales of Languedoc Nothing further was said that night, and for some time they roughed it as best they could. At last, they could endure that life no longer, and decided to go in search of Crowbar. They would beg his pardon on their knees, and perhaps in his kindness of heart he would forgive them and render some assistance.
Having taken that resolution, they set out for the king's palace. On reaching it they inquired for Crow bar. He came to meet them, and was greatly surprised to see thei...r poverty. His first impulse was to forgive them and treat them kindly; but the king, who knew of their doings, forbade him to receive them, and ordered them thrown into prison, and there they ended their days.
Crowbar, meanwhile, had become a powerful prince, and was much beloved by the king. He reared a large family of children, and finally died in peace and plenty surrounded by many friends.
The castle of La Ferriere became again habitable, since the devil had ceased to haunt it, and the Marquis, his children, and their descendants have dwelt happily in it ever since.
What to read after Tales of Languedoc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Jacques Brun to read onlineMoreLess
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