The Luck Flower And Other Verses
The Luck Flower And Other Verses
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*) THE MURDER OF I/XTHAIR.
The mighty Emperor Charlemaine In Paris holds his court again ; The heathen hordes are crushed and spoiled, And pagan craft and malice foiled ; Tranquil in peace his lands repose, Secure once more from all their foes.
Around the throne the peers of France (All mighty heroes of romance) Are gathered 'neath the royal eye, The flower of Gallic chivalry ; Their valour holds the world in awe, Their swords uphold their sovereign's law.
* This versification follows closely H...azlitt's version, pub- lished by Routledge in 1851. Caxton's more literal translation, published by the Early English Text Society, 1884, lends itself less readily to versifying. The rhymed Chanson has not, it is believed, yet been rendered into English. Many stanzas which do not relate to the incident here narrated have been omitted.
53 A Legend And none of those in presence then Can vie with Aymon of Ardennes ; * For round him stand four gallant sons, Whose praise through all the Empire runs ; Though young in years yet great in fame, All Europe echoes with their name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*) THE MURDER OF I/XTHAIR.
The mighty Emperor Charlemaine In Paris holds his court again ; The heathen hordes are crushed and spoiled, And pagan craft and malice foiled ; Tranquil in peace his lands repose, Secure once more from all their foes.
Around the throne the peers of France (All mighty heroes of romance) Are gathered 'neath the royal eye, The flower of Gallic chivalry ; Their valour holds the world in awe, Their swords uphold their sovereign's law.
* This versification follows closely H...azlitt's version, pub- lished by Routledge in 1851. Caxton's more literal translation, published by the Early English Text Society, 1884, lends itself less readily to versifying. The rhymed Chanson has not, it is believed, yet been rendered into English. Many stanzas which do not relate to the incident here narrated have been omitted.
53 A Legend And none of those in presence then Can vie with Aymon of Ardennes ; * For round him stand four gallant sons, Whose praise through all the Empire runs ; Though young in years yet great in fame, All Europe echoes with their name.
What to read after The Luck Flower And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Blake Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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