The Fool
The Fool
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" the King cried, and turned on Gilbert.
" Nay, my lord, nay. It is a folly of my steward's. I " " Nay, my lord, nay. It is a wise steward and a wise Gilbert. Listen, lord. One builds him a castle on poor men's housen and land. And the other harries these same poor men, " and he told the tale of the two moot courts and the two ordeals and Godric's wound.
" God's body, here is no law nor justice nor right, " the King cried.
" Nenny, nenny, naught but wise men's wisdom, brother. " " My lord, my l...ord, " Gilbert cried, " this is but a matter of some villeins' quarrels and " " Villeins ! By the rood, I will have no man lack justice, villein or lord, in my England. " " Ah, my lord, that is a true King's word. But in this matter the fool knows not what he says. He mistakes, he is a dreamer " THE OLD JUSTICE 91 The King stamped his foot. " These stones, are they in his dreams ? This castle stands here with no right nor law. You lie to me, Gilbert, and like a fool you lie. I will take order with yo .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" the King cried, and turned on Gilbert.
" Nay, my lord, nay. It is a folly of my steward's. I " " Nay, my lord, nay. It is a wise steward and a wise Gilbert. Listen, lord. One builds him a castle on poor men's housen and land. And the other harries these same poor men, " and he told the tale of the two moot courts and the two ordeals and Godric's wound.
" God's body, here is no law nor justice nor right, " the King cried.
" Nenny, nenny, naught but wise men's wisdom, brother. " " My lord, my l...ord, " Gilbert cried, " this is but a matter of some villeins' quarrels and " " Villeins ! By the rood, I will have no man lack justice, villein or lord, in my England. " " Ah, my lord, that is a true King's word. But in this matter the fool knows not what he says. He mistakes, he is a dreamer " THE OLD JUSTICE 91 The King stamped his foot. " These stones, are they in his dreams ? This castle stands here with no right nor law. You lie to me, Gilbert, and like a fool you lie. I will take order with yo .
What to read after The Fool?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Henry Christopher Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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