The Water of the Wondrous Isles
The Water of the Wondrous Isles
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Yearsago I told you that I was fleeing from my friends; now the changehath betid that I would seek them again; and needs must I leave theFive Crafts behind to do so. And moreover there is this ill word tobe said, which I will say at once, to wit, that when I am but alittle way gone from the Five Crafts I must wend the other deal of myjourney birdalone, as my name is.
All those three sat silent and aghast at that word, and the young mengrew pale; but after a while spake Gerard: Our lady most wel...l-beloved, this word which thou hast spoken, to wit, that thou needestus no longer, I have looked to hear any time this five years; andpraise be to the saints that it hath come late and not soon. Nowthere is no more to be said but that thou tell us what is thy willthat we should do.
Birdalone hung her head awhile for sorrow of sundering from thesemen; then she looked up and said: It seemeth, my friends, as if yedeem I have done you a wrong in sundering our fellowship; but all Imay say hereon is to pray you to pardon me, that I needs must goalone on my quest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yearsago I told you that I was fleeing from my friends; now the changehath betid that I would seek them again; and needs must I leave theFive Crafts behind to do so. And moreover there is this ill word tobe said, which I will say at once, to wit, that when I am but alittle way gone from the Five Crafts I must wend the other deal of myjourney birdalone, as my name is.
All those three sat silent and aghast at that word, and the young mengrew pale; but after a while spake Gerard: Our lady most wel...l-beloved, this word which thou hast spoken, to wit, that thou needestus no longer, I have looked to hear any time this five years; andpraise be to the saints that it hath come late and not soon. Nowthere is no more to be said but that thou tell us what is thy willthat we should do.
Birdalone hung her head awhile for sorrow of sundering from thesemen; then she looked up and said: It seemeth, my friends, as if yedeem I have done you a wrong in sundering our fellowship; but all Imay say hereon is to pray you to pardon me, that I needs must goalone on my quest.
What to read after The Water of the Wondrous Isles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris, William, 1834-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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