The Children's Longfellow
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My sins are very heavy; let me goat once and do penance in a cloister. There I will school my spirit tohumility, and walk barefooted across the stones till my guilty soul isshriven. " The angel smiled, and his radiant face seemed to illumine the hall witha holy light. Then loud and clear through the open window the monks wereheard chanting in the chapel hard by: "He has put down the mighty fromtheir seat, and has exalted them of low degree. " And through the chant rose a second melody, a single... melodious voice, and the King seemed to hear the words: "I am an angel, and thou art theKing. " King Robert, who was standing near the throne, at length ventured tolift his eyes, and, behold! he was alone in the hall! Looking round inwonderment, his eye was caught by his attire; instead of the sorry garbof the jester he was clothed in royal robes of ermine and cloth of gold.
Kneeling at the foot of the throne, King Robert gave heartfelt thanks tothe Divine Power which had taught him the error of his ways, and, whenhis courtiers came to seek their royal master, they found him stillkneeling, absorbed in silent prayer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My sins are very heavy; let me goat once and do penance in a cloister. There I will school my spirit tohumility, and walk barefooted across the stones till my guilty soul isshriven. " The angel smiled, and his radiant face seemed to illumine the hall witha holy light. Then loud and clear through the open window the monks wereheard chanting in the chapel hard by: "He has put down the mighty fromtheir seat, and has exalted them of low degree. " And through the chant rose a second melody, a single... melodious voice, and the King seemed to hear the words: "I am an angel, and thou art theKing. " King Robert, who was standing near the throne, at length ventured tolift his eyes, and, behold! he was alone in the hall! Looking round inwonderment, his eye was caught by his attire; instead of the sorry garbof the jester he was clothed in royal robes of ermine and cloth of gold.
Kneeling at the foot of the throne, King Robert gave heartfelt thanks tothe Divine Power which had taught him the error of his ways, and, whenhis courtiers came to seek their royal master, they found him stillkneeling, absorbed in silent prayer.
What to read after The Children's Longfellow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayman Doris to read onlineMoreLess
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