The Fall of the Grand Sarrasin 8 5
The Fall of the Grand Sarrasin 8 5
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" With that indeed he broke into a nimble run, and I followed. And erehalf a mile was passed, we were out of the forest and by the shore ofthe sea, hard by Cobo Bay, and keeping still close to cover, lest dangershould arise--for the pirates had their sentinels in huts in every smallharbour of the isle--we ere long were by La Perelle Bay, and I could seeon Lihou the dim outline of the monastery.
Soon Des Bois turned sharply to the left, and we were soon in a trimwood that ran up almost from the ...shore. The blind, thick wall of a smallbuilding lay in our path, and by its side a little low-roofed hut ofdaub and wattle.
"The chapel of good St. Apolline!" I said in surprise, for I knew wellthat little shrine by the coast, where the fisher-people madesupplication for good weather and success in their craft, and hung uptheir poor offerings for the holy saint's honour.
"Ay, that it is, " said Des Bois. "Now will we find its guardian at hisvigils. " He oped with ease the latch of the lowly door of the hut, and we found, indeed, no saint at matins or prime, but only the priest of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" With that indeed he broke into a nimble run, and I followed. And erehalf a mile was passed, we were out of the forest and by the shore ofthe sea, hard by Cobo Bay, and keeping still close to cover, lest dangershould arise--for the pirates had their sentinels in huts in every smallharbour of the isle--we ere long were by La Perelle Bay, and I could seeon Lihou the dim outline of the monastery.
Soon Des Bois turned sharply to the left, and we were soon in a trimwood that ran up almost from the ...shore. The blind, thick wall of a smallbuilding lay in our path, and by its side a little low-roofed hut ofdaub and wattle.
"The chapel of good St. Apolline!" I said in surprise, for I knew wellthat little shrine by the coast, where the fisher-people madesupplication for good weather and success in their craft, and hung uptheir poor offerings for the holy saint's honour.
"Ay, that it is, " said Des Bois. "Now will we find its guardian at hisvigils. " He oped with ease the latch of the lowly door of the hut, and we found, indeed, no saint at matins or prime, but only the priest of St.
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