The Seven Champions of Christendom: a New Version From the Most Ancient Chronicles And Records ...
The Seven Champions of Christendom: a New Version From the Most Ancient Chronicles And Records ...
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'' Your steeds and weapons you will find ready out- side the gates," added the Fairy. " When once more prepared for battle, go forth, and conquer." The Knight and De FistycuiF felt their strength and spirits wonderfully improved at these words, and already they fancied themselves scouring over the plain in pursuit of a thousand flying foes.
" But is there no gallant achievement, no heroic deed.
of Christendom. 1 49 which you would desire me to perform, as a mark of my gratitude ?" asked St. Geo...rge, after he had duly thanked the Fairy for the aid she had wrought him.
" Well spoken," answered the Fairy ; " yes, there languishes, even now, a brother knight, one for whose country I have a fond regard, St. David, of Wales, in the gloomy castle of the Magician Ormandine, on the borders of Tartary, Go and free him. From trusting entirely to his own strength, and not seeking rightly for all other aids, he failed in what he undertook to accom- plish. A magic sword, by which alone the Magician can be conquered, is held in a rock near his castle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'' Your steeds and weapons you will find ready out- side the gates," added the Fairy. " When once more prepared for battle, go forth, and conquer." The Knight and De FistycuiF felt their strength and spirits wonderfully improved at these words, and already they fancied themselves scouring over the plain in pursuit of a thousand flying foes.
" But is there no gallant achievement, no heroic deed.
of Christendom. 1 49 which you would desire me to perform, as a mark of my gratitude ?" asked St. Geo...rge, after he had duly thanked the Fairy for the aid she had wrought him.
" Well spoken," answered the Fairy ; " yes, there languishes, even now, a brother knight, one for whose country I have a fond regard, St. David, of Wales, in the gloomy castle of the Magician Ormandine, on the borders of Tartary, Go and free him. From trusting entirely to his own strength, and not seeking rightly for all other aids, he failed in what he undertook to accom- plish. A magic sword, by which alone the Magician can be conquered, is held in a rock near his castle.
What to read after The Seven Champions of Christendom: a New Version From the Most Ancient Chronicles And Records ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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