The Story of King Sylvain And Queen Aime
The Story of King Sylvain And Queen Aime
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Then Lisette ran from her kitchen, and Jeannot from the spit, and Robin from his horses, and gathered round for to hear the tales, and none knew that the story-teller was a king, but all wist that he knew well the telling of a tale. On a day when the harvest was well- nigh done, they came by a river to a dim grey city, and a row of poplars led to it, and a bridge whereon now and then went a long line of light as one crossed with a torch, for it was nightfall. On the mor- row they rose and went ...through the town and came upon the minster, which was monstrous large and high and stood in a 141 KING SYLVAIN AND QUEEN AIM&E great square. Also it was grey of colour, and richly carved at the portals, for many saints wrought full fair in stone stood there in the niches, with palm branch or with harp, and with light about the hair. Then they went in, and, in the shadow, light fell on them of rose and of blue and of ame- thyst, for the windows were passing rich in colour and the sunshine fell through them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then Lisette ran from her kitchen, and Jeannot from the spit, and Robin from his horses, and gathered round for to hear the tales, and none knew that the story-teller was a king, but all wist that he knew well the telling of a tale. On a day when the harvest was well- nigh done, they came by a river to a dim grey city, and a row of poplars led to it, and a bridge whereon now and then went a long line of light as one crossed with a torch, for it was nightfall. On the mor- row they rose and went ...through the town and came upon the minster, which was monstrous large and high and stood in a 141 KING SYLVAIN AND QUEEN AIM&E great square. Also it was grey of colour, and richly carved at the portals, for many saints wrought full fair in stone stood there in the niches, with palm branch or with harp, and with light about the hair. Then they went in, and, in the shadow, light fell on them of rose and of blue and of ame- thyst, for the windows were passing rich in colour and the sunshine fell through them.
What to read after The Story of King Sylvain And Queen Aime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherwood Margaret Pollock to read onlineMoreLess
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