The Seven Champions of Christendom
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They ceased suddenly, and he seemed to be in great peace and calm, as it were in a meadow of soft grass and cool airs. He lay thus in a condition of great delight, when in a 256 Coventry Market=Place moment, coming he knew not how or whence, a benign figure stood before him, and spoke in a clear voice: 'Go to the quay on Friday at noon, and seek there an English knight, whom you shall know by the signs of a dragon and a ring that gives warning of danger. He is to go to Coventry, and you shall b...ear him thither. If you do this, your way shall be guarded, and you shall prosper; but if you refuse, you shall perish miserably. " The figure told him also of certain provisions for the journey, and then vanished, and Wat awoke. So plain had been the vision that at first he did not know he had been to sleep. But on the first night he paid little heed to it. On the second it came again, and he was afraid, for he did not yet trust the words he heard, but thought they foretold evil to him- self. But when he dreamed the same again on the third night, he doubted no more, but did as he was ordered, and found St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They ceased suddenly, and he seemed to be in great peace and calm, as it were in a meadow of soft grass and cool airs. He lay thus in a condition of great delight, when in a 256 Coventry Market=Place moment, coming he knew not how or whence, a benign figure stood before him, and spoke in a clear voice: 'Go to the quay on Friday at noon, and seek there an English knight, whom you shall know by the signs of a dragon and a ring that gives warning of danger. He is to go to Coventry, and you shall b...ear him thither. If you do this, your way shall be guarded, and you shall prosper; but if you refuse, you shall perish miserably. " The figure told him also of certain provisions for the journey, and then vanished, and Wat awoke. So plain had been the vision that at first he did not know he had been to sleep. But on the first night he paid little heed to it. On the second it came again, and he was afraid, for he did not yet trust the words he heard, but thought they foretold evil to him- self. But when he dreamed the same again on the third night, he doubted no more, but did as he was ordered, and found St.
What to read after The Seven Champions of Christendom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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