Two Penniless Princesses
Two Penniless Princesses
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He is nothat ill! But for his son, he has a sneer and a spite such as never hisfather had. He is never a one to sit still and let things gang theirgate; but he has as little pity or compassion as his father, and if KingCharles will not stir a finger to hinder a gruesome deed, Dauphin Louiswill not spare to do it so that he can gain by it, and I trow verilythat to give pain and sting with that bitter tongue of his is joy tohim. ' 'Then is there no love between him and our princess?' 'Alack, lady..., there is love, but 'tis all on one side of the house. Idoubt me whether Messire le Dauphin hath it in him to love any livingcreature. I longed, when I saw your maidens, that my poor lady had beenas bonnie as her sister Joanna; but mayhap that would not have servedher better. If she were as dull as the Duchess of Brittany--who they saycan scarce find a word to give to a stranger at Nantes--she might evenanger him less than she does with her wit and her books and her verses, sitting up half the night to read and write rondeaux, forsooth!' 'Her blessed father's own daughter!' 'That may be; but how doth it suit a wife?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is nothat ill! But for his son, he has a sneer and a spite such as never hisfather had. He is never a one to sit still and let things gang theirgate; but he has as little pity or compassion as his father, and if KingCharles will not stir a finger to hinder a gruesome deed, Dauphin Louiswill not spare to do it so that he can gain by it, and I trow verilythat to give pain and sting with that bitter tongue of his is joy tohim. ' 'Then is there no love between him and our princess?' 'Alack, lady..., there is love, but 'tis all on one side of the house. Idoubt me whether Messire le Dauphin hath it in him to love any livingcreature. I longed, when I saw your maidens, that my poor lady had beenas bonnie as her sister Joanna; but mayhap that would not have servedher better. If she were as dull as the Duchess of Brittany--who they saycan scarce find a word to give to a stranger at Nantes--she might evenanger him less than she does with her wit and her books and her verses, sitting up half the night to read and write rondeaux, forsooth!' 'Her blessed father's own daughter!' 'That may be; but how doth it suit a wife?
What to read after Two Penniless Princesses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yonge Charlotte Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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