The History of the Crusades volume 2
The History of the Crusades volume 2
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The Frank wan-iora were affected by his prayer, and the unfortunate father soon saw his daughter restored to him, the only hope of his exile, the last consolation of his grey hairs, Nicetaa 130 HISTOBT OF THE CllTJSADES.
and his companions in trouble encountered stiZl further dan- gers, but at length got safely out of Constantinople by the Golden Gate, happy at being able to quit a country so lately the object of all their affections. The generous Venetian received their blessings, and in retur...n prayed Heaven tc protect them in their exile.
iS'icetas, with tears, embraced his liberator, whom he never had the good fortune to see again ; then casting a look upon Constantinople, upon his unhappy country, he addressed to it these touchiug complaints, which express the griefs of his exile, and which he himself has transmitted to us :* — " O Queen of Cities, what power has been able to separate us from thee ! What consolation shall we find on issuing from thy walls, as naked as we issued from the bosom of our mothers !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Frank wan-iora were affected by his prayer, and the unfortunate father soon saw his daughter restored to him, the only hope of his exile, the last consolation of his grey hairs, Nicetaa 130 HISTOBT OF THE CllTJSADES.
and his companions in trouble encountered stiZl further dan- gers, but at length got safely out of Constantinople by the Golden Gate, happy at being able to quit a country so lately the object of all their affections. The generous Venetian received their blessings, and in retur...n prayed Heaven tc protect them in their exile.
iS'icetas, with tears, embraced his liberator, whom he never had the good fortune to see again ; then casting a look upon Constantinople, upon his unhappy country, he addressed to it these touchiug complaints, which express the griefs of his exile, and which he himself has transmitted to us :* — " O Queen of Cities, what power has been able to separate us from thee ! What consolation shall we find on issuing from thy walls, as naked as we issued from the bosom of our mothers !
What to read after The History of the Crusades volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michaud, J. Fr. (Joseph Fr.), 1767-1839 to read onlineMoreLess
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