The Caged Lion
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Who knows what cares may make of me eremy boy learns to knew me?' 'You will not hold him aloof, and give him no chance of loving you?' 'I trow not! I'll have him with me in the camp, and he and my brave menshall be one another's pride. Which Roman emperor is it that hears thenickname his father's soldiers gave him as a child? Nay--Caligula wasit? Omens are against me this morning. ' 'Then laughs them to scorn, and be yourself, ' said James. 'Bless God forthe goodly child, who is born to two kin...gdoms, won by his father's andhis grandsire's swords. ' 'Ah!' said Henry, depressed by failing health, a sleepless night, andhungry morning, 'maybe it were better for him, soul and body both, did Istand here Duke of Lancaster, and good Edmund of March yonder were headof realm and army. ' 'Never would he be head of this army, ' said James. 'He would be snoringat Shene; that is, if he could sleep for the trouble the Duke ofLancaster would be giving him. ' Henry laughed at last. 'Good King Edmund, he would assuredly never tryto set the world right on its hinges.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who knows what cares may make of me eremy boy learns to knew me?' 'You will not hold him aloof, and give him no chance of loving you?' 'I trow not! I'll have him with me in the camp, and he and my brave menshall be one another's pride. Which Roman emperor is it that hears thenickname his father's soldiers gave him as a child? Nay--Caligula wasit? Omens are against me this morning. ' 'Then laughs them to scorn, and be yourself, ' said James. 'Bless God forthe goodly child, who is born to two kin...gdoms, won by his father's andhis grandsire's swords. ' 'Ah!' said Henry, depressed by failing health, a sleepless night, andhungry morning, 'maybe it were better for him, soul and body both, did Istand here Duke of Lancaster, and good Edmund of March yonder were headof realm and army. ' 'Never would he be head of this army, ' said James. 'He would be snoringat Shene; that is, if he could sleep for the trouble the Duke ofLancaster would be giving him. ' Henry laughed at last. 'Good King Edmund, he would assuredly never tryto set the world right on its hinges.
What to read after The Caged Lion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yonge Charlotte Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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