The Boy Knight
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He again descended, and collected a largebundle of grass and rushes for his bed. He discovered growing among therocks many edible plants, whose seeds were probably sown there centuriesbefore, and gathering some of these he made his way back to the cavern. The grass furnished him with an excellent bed, and he was soon asleep.
CHAPTER XV.
A HERMIT'S TALE.
The next day he discovered on his excursions plenty of eatable berrieson the bushes; and now that he had no longer fear of hunger he resolvedto... stay for some little time, until his wounds, which had festeredbadly, had recovered, before making an attempt to rejoin the Christianarmy.
One day when employed in gathering berries he was surprised by meeting awild-looking figure, who appeared suddenly from one of the caves. It wasthat of a very old man, with an extremely long white beard flowing tohis waist; his hair, which was utterly unkempt, fell to the same point. He was thin to an extraordinary extent, and Cuthbert wondered how a mancould have been reduced to such a state of starvation, with so plentifula supply of fruit and berries at hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He again descended, and collected a largebundle of grass and rushes for his bed. He discovered growing among therocks many edible plants, whose seeds were probably sown there centuriesbefore, and gathering some of these he made his way back to the cavern. The grass furnished him with an excellent bed, and he was soon asleep.
CHAPTER XV.
A HERMIT'S TALE.
The next day he discovered on his excursions plenty of eatable berrieson the bushes; and now that he had no longer fear of hunger he resolvedto... stay for some little time, until his wounds, which had festeredbadly, had recovered, before making an attempt to rejoin the Christianarmy.
One day when employed in gathering berries he was surprised by meeting awild-looking figure, who appeared suddenly from one of the caves. It wasthat of a very old man, with an extremely long white beard flowing tohis waist; his hair, which was utterly unkempt, fell to the same point. He was thin to an extraordinary extent, and Cuthbert wondered how a mancould have been reduced to such a state of starvation, with so plentifula supply of fruit and berries at hand.
What to read after The Boy Knight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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