The Boys Mabinogion Being the Earliest Welsh Tales of King Arthur in the Famo
The Boys Mabinogion Being the Earliest Welsh Tales of King Arthur in the Famo
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"Lady, " said he, "Geraint the son of Erbin, thy best and most valiant servant, greets thee. " " Did he meet thee ? " she asked, "Yes, " said he, "and it was not to my advantage; and that was not his fault, but mine, lady. And Geraint greets thee well ; and in greeting thee he compelled me to come hither to do thy pleasure for the insult which thy maiden received from the dwarf. He forgives the insult Geraint tlic Son of Erbin. 283 to himself in consideration of his having put me in peril of my... life. And he imposed on me a condition manly and honorable and warrior-like, which was to do thee justice, lady. " " Now, where did he overtake thee ? " "At the place where we were jousting, and contending for the sparrow-hawk, in the town which is now called Cardiff. And there were none with him save three per- sons of a mean and tattered condition. And these were an aged, hoary -headed man, and a woman advanced in years, and a fair young maiden clad in worn-out gar- ments. And it was for the avouchment of the love of that maiden that Geraint jousted for the sparrow-hawk at the tournament ; for he said that that maiden was better entitled to the sparrow-hawk than this maiden who was with me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Lady, " said he, "Geraint the son of Erbin, thy best and most valiant servant, greets thee. " " Did he meet thee ? " she asked, "Yes, " said he, "and it was not to my advantage; and that was not his fault, but mine, lady. And Geraint greets thee well ; and in greeting thee he compelled me to come hither to do thy pleasure for the insult which thy maiden received from the dwarf. He forgives the insult Geraint tlic Son of Erbin. 283 to himself in consideration of his having put me in peril of my... life. And he imposed on me a condition manly and honorable and warrior-like, which was to do thee justice, lady. " " Now, where did he overtake thee ? " "At the place where we were jousting, and contending for the sparrow-hawk, in the town which is now called Cardiff. And there were none with him save three per- sons of a mean and tattered condition. And these were an aged, hoary -headed man, and a woman advanced in years, and a fair young maiden clad in worn-out gar- ments. And it was for the avouchment of the love of that maiden that Geraint jousted for the sparrow-hawk at the tournament ; for he said that that maiden was better entitled to the sparrow-hawk than this maiden who was with me.
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