The Great Epics of Mediaeval Germany An Outline of Their Contents And History
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" His mother's efforts to guard him against the dangers of chivalry are frus- trated by the mere appearance of some knights in glittering armor, whom the youth happens to meet in the forest and whom he takes, in the simplicity of his imagination, for divine beings. Percival, when apprised of his error, expresses a wish to obtain the honors of chivalry, whereupon one of the knights tells him to go to the court of King Arthur. He went to his mother and said, " I saw four men, dear mother mine ; N...ot brighter is the Lord divine. They spoke to me of chivalry ; Through Arthur's power of royalty, 236 THE GREAT EPICS OF In knightly honor well arrayed, I shall receive the accolade. " Herzeloide is sorely grieved at what Percival said, but she cannot resist his eager desire to depart in quest of adventures. In order that he may return^ to her soon and unharmed, she has him dressed in fools' clothes with a fool's cap on his head. On the night before his departure she bestows on him many well- meant words of advice, which he afterwards interprets too literally, and is therefore brought into some awk- ward situations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" His mother's efforts to guard him against the dangers of chivalry are frus- trated by the mere appearance of some knights in glittering armor, whom the youth happens to meet in the forest and whom he takes, in the simplicity of his imagination, for divine beings. Percival, when apprised of his error, expresses a wish to obtain the honors of chivalry, whereupon one of the knights tells him to go to the court of King Arthur. He went to his mother and said, " I saw four men, dear mother mine ; N...ot brighter is the Lord divine. They spoke to me of chivalry ; Through Arthur's power of royalty, 236 THE GREAT EPICS OF In knightly honor well arrayed, I shall receive the accolade. " Herzeloide is sorely grieved at what Percival said, but she cannot resist his eager desire to depart in quest of adventures. In order that he may return^ to her soon and unharmed, she has him dressed in fools' clothes with a fool's cap on his head. On the night before his departure she bestows on him many well- meant words of advice, which he afterwards interprets too literally, and is therefore brought into some awk- ward situations.
What to read after The Great Epics of Mediaeval Germany An Outline of Their Contents And History?
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