Three Good Giants Whose Famous Deeds Are Recorded in the Ancient Chronicles of F
Three Good Giants Whose Famous Deeds Are Recorded in the Ancient Chronicles of F
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He rode all over the field, petting the good Mare THE DEFEAT Off P1CKOCHOLE.
GARGANTUAS MARE.
101 meanwhile, and never ceasing to look among the killed for Picrochole. Of every officer that returned from pursuit of those who tried to escape he asked : THE FLIGHT OF PICROCHOLE.
" Hast thou caught Picrochole ? " No, nobody had.
" With all my heart I am sorry, " said Gargantua, "that Picrochole is not here. For I would have made this little king know that it was not for any riches or for my name t...hat this war was made. As he is lost, let the kingdom remain with his son. But, as this child is not yet five years old, he should have governors. Let Ponocrates govern those governors. " Then, under his breath, the Giant muttered : "Ho! a pretty king, this Picrochole, to be lost in battle. " And a giant's mutter is louder than a small man's shout.
CHAPTER XXI.
SHOWING WHAT GARGANTUA DID AFTER THE BATTLE, AND HOW GRANDGOUSIER WELCOMED HIM HOME.
HEN Gargantua, after the battle, made his triumphant entrance into the city, it was easy enough for him to find the Palace where Picrochole had stopped, but not quite so easy to get hold of the King himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He rode all over the field, petting the good Mare THE DEFEAT Off P1CKOCHOLE.
GARGANTUAS MARE.
101 meanwhile, and never ceasing to look among the killed for Picrochole. Of every officer that returned from pursuit of those who tried to escape he asked : THE FLIGHT OF PICROCHOLE.
" Hast thou caught Picrochole ? " No, nobody had.
" With all my heart I am sorry, " said Gargantua, "that Picrochole is not here. For I would have made this little king know that it was not for any riches or for my name t...hat this war was made. As he is lost, let the kingdom remain with his son. But, as this child is not yet five years old, he should have governors. Let Ponocrates govern those governors. " Then, under his breath, the Giant muttered : "Ho! a pretty king, this Picrochole, to be lost in battle. " And a giant's mutter is louder than a small man's shout.
CHAPTER XXI.
SHOWING WHAT GARGANTUA DID AFTER THE BATTLE, AND HOW GRANDGOUSIER WELCOMED HIM HOME.
HEN Gargantua, after the battle, made his triumphant entrance into the city, it was easy enough for him to find the Palace where Picrochole had stopped, but not quite so easy to get hold of the King himself.
What to read after Three Good Giants Whose Famous Deeds Are Recorded in the Ancient Chronicles of F?
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