The Fountain of Maribo
The Fountain of Maribo
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With fear and dismay upon his brow From a window the Emperor gazes:“O who is that man in the yard below That makes such horrible faces?”“’Tis I, and with glee, ” bold Ramund he said, “I’ll do battle with thee, ” said Ramund the young.
Ramund he struck on his sword amain, The earth to its centre trembled;The small birds swooned and fell on the plain, On the bough that were singing assembled. “Come down to me, knave, ” bold Ramund he said, “Or by God I shall rave, ” said Ramund the young.
Ramund ...he into the door now trode, His face like a burning ember:“Though iron and steel oppose my road I’ll penetrate to his chamber. ”“Now be on thy guard, ” bold Ramund he said, “I’m about to strike hard, ” said Ramund the young.
On the door Ramund smote with an iron bar stout, The castle was rent and parted;’Neath that blow’s power nod wall and tower, From their place the windows started. “You see I broke in, ” bold Ramund he said, “Now at stake is thy skin, ”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With fear and dismay upon his brow From a window the Emperor gazes:“O who is that man in the yard below That makes such horrible faces?”“’Tis I, and with glee, ” bold Ramund he said, “I’ll do battle with thee, ” said Ramund the young.
Ramund he struck on his sword amain, The earth to its centre trembled;The small birds swooned and fell on the plain, On the bough that were singing assembled. “Come down to me, knave, ” bold Ramund he said, “Or by God I shall rave, ” said Ramund the young.
Ramund ...he into the door now trode, His face like a burning ember:“Though iron and steel oppose my road I’ll penetrate to his chamber. ”“Now be on thy guard, ” bold Ramund he said, “I’m about to strike hard, ” said Ramund the young.
On the door Ramund smote with an iron bar stout, The castle was rent and parted;’Neath that blow’s power nod wall and tower, From their place the windows started. “You see I broke in, ” bold Ramund he said, “Now at stake is thy skin, ”
What to read after The Fountain of Maribo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Borrow George Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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