Theobald, the Iron-Hearted
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] [Footnote 3: A name assumed by the Hussites, under the command of JohnZiska, after having built a fortress which they called Tabor, near thecity of Bechin, in Bohemia. ] CHAPTER IV.
KINDNESS TO AN ENEMY--ARNOLD ARRIVES ALIVE, BUT WOUNDED--THEOBALD'SAMAZEMENT AT THE KINDNESS HE RECEIVES.
Erard heard the voice of his grandfather, and ran to throw himself inhis arms, exclaiming, "The wicked man! the wicked man!--he has killed myfather! God has not preserved him, grandpapa! My father is dead!" "A...dore God, my son!" said Gottfried, overcoming his grief, "and do notmurmur! Especially, my son, do not grow angry, and do not hate!" "But, grandpapa, " replied Erard, with anguish, "it was he who wasstruck! It was my father whom he killed!" "No, my son; the warrior killed one whom he fancied an enemy, Erard!Theobald believed himself serving God, and doing a holy work, inkilling a Calixtan. " "He then does not love Jesus--this poor chevalier!" exclaimed the piouschild. "O, grandpapa, how unhappy he must be!" "Yes, my son--very unhappy!" replied Gottfried.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] [Footnote 3: A name assumed by the Hussites, under the command of JohnZiska, after having built a fortress which they called Tabor, near thecity of Bechin, in Bohemia. ] CHAPTER IV.
KINDNESS TO AN ENEMY--ARNOLD ARRIVES ALIVE, BUT WOUNDED--THEOBALD'SAMAZEMENT AT THE KINDNESS HE RECEIVES.
Erard heard the voice of his grandfather, and ran to throw himself inhis arms, exclaiming, "The wicked man! the wicked man!--he has killed myfather! God has not preserved him, grandpapa! My father is dead!" "A...dore God, my son!" said Gottfried, overcoming his grief, "and do notmurmur! Especially, my son, do not grow angry, and do not hate!" "But, grandpapa, " replied Erard, with anguish, "it was he who wasstruck! It was my father whom he killed!" "No, my son; the warrior killed one whom he fancied an enemy, Erard!Theobald believed himself serving God, and doing a holy work, inkilling a Calixtan. " "He then does not love Jesus--this poor chevalier!" exclaimed the piouschild. "O, grandpapa, how unhappy he must be!" "Yes, my son--very unhappy!" replied Gottfried.
What to read after Theobald, the Iron-Hearted?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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