The Truce of God
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"When did he arrive?" "Last night, " answered Gilbert, without reflecting that he was, aseffectually as possible, giving his father a clue to his hare-brainedexpedition with Humbert. It was well for him that the baron was too wellsatisfied with the information to inquire how it had been obtained; for, incapable of deceiving his parent, he would have been compelled, veryreluctantly, to submit a brief account of his connection with Ailred ofZurich, the minnesinger. A chilly anticipation of the qu...estion struckhim, just as the words escaped his lips, and his cheek tingled as theblood came creeping against it. But, to his great relief, his father, without noticing his confusion, turned to a soldier who stood behindhim, and thus addressed him: "Mount your best horse and ride for life and limb to Stramen Castle!Here!" continued the baron, taking a fold of parchment from his breast, as the man, prompt to obey without question or hesitation, bowed andwas going; "this for his highness, the King of Arles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"When did he arrive?" "Last night, " answered Gilbert, without reflecting that he was, aseffectually as possible, giving his father a clue to his hare-brainedexpedition with Humbert. It was well for him that the baron was too wellsatisfied with the information to inquire how it had been obtained; for, incapable of deceiving his parent, he would have been compelled, veryreluctantly, to submit a brief account of his connection with Ailred ofZurich, the minnesinger. A chilly anticipation of the qu...estion struckhim, just as the words escaped his lips, and his cheek tingled as theblood came creeping against it. But, to his great relief, his father, without noticing his confusion, turned to a soldier who stood behindhim, and thus addressed him: "Mount your best horse and ride for life and limb to Stramen Castle!Here!" continued the baron, taking a fold of parchment from his breast, as the man, prompt to obey without question or hesitation, bowed andwas going; "this for his highness, the King of Arles.
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