The Prince And the Pilgrim
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He halted his horse and gave them good evening. One of them, a simpleton seemingly, merely stared and mumbled, but the other, an older man, returned the greeting civilly, setting his horn aside and getting to his feet.
“Are you the landlord?” asked Alexander.
“I am, sir.”
“As you see, I’ve come a fair way today, and my horse is weary. Can you give me food and a bed for the night?”
“As to that, sir, meaning no offence, but my house is not for such as you –”
“Let me be the judg...e of that.” Alexander, who was tired, spoke impatiently. “If you’ve bread and ale, and fodder for my horse, that will do. I can pay.”
He made as if to dismount, but the man came forward to his bridle. “Stay, sir. I said I meant no offence. I’ll give you shelter willingly if you want it, but if your horse has another half-mile in him, there’s food and lodging just a ways down the valley yonder, that’s fitter for a young lord such as yourself.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He halted his horse and gave them good evening. One of them, a simpleton seemingly, merely stared and mumbled, but the other, an older man, returned the greeting civilly, setting his horn aside and getting to his feet.
“Are you the landlord?” asked Alexander.
“I am, sir.”
“As you see, I’ve come a fair way today, and my horse is weary. Can you give me food and a bed for the night?”
“As to that, sir, meaning no offence, but my house is not for such as you –”
“Let me be the judg...e of that.” Alexander, who was tired, spoke impatiently. “If you’ve bread and ale, and fodder for my horse, that will do. I can pay.”
He made as if to dismount, but the man came forward to his bridle. “Stay, sir. I said I meant no offence. I’ll give you shelter willingly if you want it, but if your horse has another half-mile in him, there’s food and lodging just a ways down the valley yonder, that’s fitter for a young lord such as yourself.”
What to read after The Prince And the Pilgrim?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stewart, Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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