The Merrie Tales of Jacques Tournebroche
The Merrie Tales of Jacques Tournebroche
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" Jeanne Chastenier picked up the shaft of an arrow from the ground, brakeit, and made a cross, which she laid on good Brother Joconde's bosom. Then these holy women, and the gardener with them, followed afterGuillaumette Dyonis, who led them by the streets and squares and alleysas if her eyes had seen the light of day. They reached the foot of therampart, and by the stairway of a tower that was left unguarded, theymounted onto the curtain-wall. There had been no time to furnish it withits hoar...dings of wood; so they went along in the open. They proceededtoward the Porte Saint-Honor
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Jeanne Chastenier picked up the shaft of an arrow from the ground, brakeit, and made a cross, which she laid on good Brother Joconde's bosom. Then these holy women, and the gardener with them, followed afterGuillaumette Dyonis, who led them by the streets and squares and alleysas if her eyes had seen the light of day. They reached the foot of therampart, and by the stairway of a tower that was left unguarded, theymounted onto the curtain-wall. There had been no time to furnish it withits hoar...dings of wood; so they went along in the open. They proceededtoward the Porte Saint-Honor
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