The White Company
The White Company
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" "Then, by St. Paul! they may settle it betwixt them, " quoth Sir Nigel. "For me, I serve God, the king and my lady; and so long as I can keepthe path of honor I am well content. My creed shall ever be that ofChandos: "Fais ce que dois--adviegne que peut, C'est commande au chevalier. " CHAPTER XXVIII. HOW THE COMRADES CAME OVER THE MARCHES OF FRANCE After passing Cahors, the party branched away from the main road, andleaving the river to the north of them, followed a smaller track whichwound o...ver a vast and desolate plain. This path led them amid marshesand woods, until it brought them out into a glade with a broad streamswirling swiftly down the centre of it. Through this the horses splashedtheir way, and on the farther shore Sir Nigel announced to them thatthey were now within the borders of the land of France. For some milesthey still followed the same lonely track, which led them througha dense wood, and then widening out, curved down to an open rollingcountry, such as they had traversed between Aiguillon and Cahors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Then, by St. Paul! they may settle it betwixt them, " quoth Sir Nigel. "For me, I serve God, the king and my lady; and so long as I can keepthe path of honor I am well content. My creed shall ever be that ofChandos: "Fais ce que dois--adviegne que peut, C'est commande au chevalier. " CHAPTER XXVIII. HOW THE COMRADES CAME OVER THE MARCHES OF FRANCE After passing Cahors, the party branched away from the main road, andleaving the river to the north of them, followed a smaller track whichwound o...ver a vast and desolate plain. This path led them amid marshesand woods, until it brought them out into a glade with a broad streamswirling swiftly down the centre of it. Through this the horses splashedtheir way, and on the farther shore Sir Nigel announced to them thatthey were now within the borders of the land of France. For some milesthey still followed the same lonely track, which led them througha dense wood, and then widening out, curved down to an open rollingcountry, such as they had traversed between Aiguillon and Cahors.
What to read after The White Company?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doyle Arthur Conan Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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