Wonder Stories From the Mabinogion
Wonder Stories From the Mabinogion
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As Peredur saw these men he said to his mother, "Mother, what are those yonder?" "They are angels, my son, " said she.
"By my faith, " said Peredur, "I will go and be- come an angel with them. " So Peredur went to the road and met them. As Owain saw him he said: "Young man, sawest thou a knight pass this way either to-day or yesterday?" "I know not, " answered Peredur, "what is a knight?" "Why such an one as I am, " said Owain.
As Peredur gazed in admiration on Owain he said, "If thou wilt tell... me what I ask thee, I will tell thee that which thou askest me. " "Gladly will I do so, " replied Owain.
"What is this?" said Peredur, pointing to the saddle on one of the horses.
"That is a saddle, " said Owain.
"What is this?" he said, pointing to the bridle rein.
"That is a bridle, " said Owain.
Then he asked Owain about all the accoutre- 85 TOottoer Stones ments which he saw upon the men and the horses, and about the arms, and what they were for, and how they were used. And Owain showed him all these things fully, and told him what use was made of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As Peredur saw these men he said to his mother, "Mother, what are those yonder?" "They are angels, my son, " said she.
"By my faith, " said Peredur, "I will go and be- come an angel with them. " So Peredur went to the road and met them. As Owain saw him he said: "Young man, sawest thou a knight pass this way either to-day or yesterday?" "I know not, " answered Peredur, "what is a knight?" "Why such an one as I am, " said Owain.
As Peredur gazed in admiration on Owain he said, "If thou wilt tell... me what I ask thee, I will tell thee that which thou askest me. " "Gladly will I do so, " replied Owain.
"What is this?" said Peredur, pointing to the saddle on one of the horses.
"That is a saddle, " said Owain.
"What is this?" he said, pointing to the bridle rein.
"That is a bridle, " said Owain.
Then he asked Owain about all the accoutre- 85 TOottoer Stones ments which he saw upon the men and the horses, and about the arms, and what they were for, and how they were used. And Owain showed him all these things fully, and told him what use was made of them.
What to read after Wonder Stories From the Mabinogion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Brooks to read onlineMoreLess
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