The Cid Campeador
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" answered Alvar, stretching out his neck so that his eyes might be bound.
"The cudgellings you get from me are not enough, I suppose, and you must needs go off to get more from the rustics?" "Your preachings are all in vain, brother, " replied Alvar. " May I be turned into a pig myself if I leave the circus without one ! " Fernan did not persevere any longer with his counsels. Alvar went into the circus, blindfolded and armed with a stout stick, which he had to use to keep himself on his feet,... such was the state of drunkenness in which he was.
The pig which just then happened to be in the circus, finding itself harassed at the opposite side, ran towards the side where Alvar was standing, and rushed violently between his legs.
The animal, finding this obstacle in its path, gave a loud grunt ; its pursuers heard it, and made their way, with raised sticks, to the place where they thought the pig was. Alvar was struggling to raise himself, and as the country people, on coming up to him, heard the noise he was making on the ground with his hands and feet, and also his puffing and panting, they thought the pig was before them, and brought down their cudgels with such force on the unlucky page that, but for his cries, they would have made a speedy end of him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" answered Alvar, stretching out his neck so that his eyes might be bound.
"The cudgellings you get from me are not enough, I suppose, and you must needs go off to get more from the rustics?" "Your preachings are all in vain, brother, " replied Alvar. " May I be turned into a pig myself if I leave the circus without one ! " Fernan did not persevere any longer with his counsels. Alvar went into the circus, blindfolded and armed with a stout stick, which he had to use to keep himself on his feet,... such was the state of drunkenness in which he was.
The pig which just then happened to be in the circus, finding itself harassed at the opposite side, ran towards the side where Alvar was standing, and rushed violently between his legs.
The animal, finding this obstacle in its path, gave a loud grunt ; its pursuers heard it, and made their way, with raised sticks, to the place where they thought the pig was. Alvar was struggling to raise himself, and as the country people, on coming up to him, heard the noise he was making on the ground with his hands and feet, and also his puffing and panting, they thought the pig was before them, and brought down their cudgels with such force on the unlucky page that, but for his cries, they would have made a speedy end of him.
What to read after The Cid Campeador?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Antonio De Trueba to read onlineMoreLess
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