Times of Charles Xii
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" sounded the gov- ernor's heavy voice, he having arrived on horseback to restore order.
No one dared to touch her. Among all that multi- tude no one raised an arm and no mouth opened to command her to be still.
THE FUGITIVE. 151 "Wo unto thee, people of Abo! "she continued, "wo unto thee who bathed thy hands in the blood of martyrs and sneered at their lamentations ! I tell thee that thou shall enrich thy lands and thy church-yard with thy bodies and be scattered like dust before the wind. Wo ...unto thee, all the inhabitants of our great Finland, whose sins cry unto heaven and shout for ven- geance ! I tell thee that thine enemy is upon thee ; be- hold, he standeth at the threshold of thy hut, and he shall enter in and destroy thee and thy children, so that not a gray hair and not a sucking child shall be spared, and for seven years he shall rule thee with an iron scep- ter and scourge thee to death and trample thee like weeds. Wo unto thee, O king . . . . " "Hew down the accursed witch, who reviles the king!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" sounded the gov- ernor's heavy voice, he having arrived on horseback to restore order.
No one dared to touch her. Among all that multi- tude no one raised an arm and no mouth opened to command her to be still.
THE FUGITIVE. 151 "Wo unto thee, people of Abo! "she continued, "wo unto thee who bathed thy hands in the blood of martyrs and sneered at their lamentations ! I tell thee that thou shall enrich thy lands and thy church-yard with thy bodies and be scattered like dust before the wind. Wo ...unto thee, all the inhabitants of our great Finland, whose sins cry unto heaven and shout for ven- geance ! I tell thee that thine enemy is upon thee ; be- hold, he standeth at the threshold of thy hut, and he shall enter in and destroy thee and thy children, so that not a gray hair and not a sucking child shall be spared, and for seven years he shall rule thee with an iron scep- ter and scourge thee to death and trample thee like weeds. Wo unto thee, O king . . . . " "Hew down the accursed witch, who reviles the king!
What to read after Times of Charles Xii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zacharias Topelius to read onlineMoreLess
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