Clair De Lune And Other Troubadour Romances
Clair De Lune And Other Troubadour Romances
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HERE was a little maiden that was called Marie, whose father was exceeding poor, for he had sold all that he had, part by part, now a pig and now a goat, until |Tnothing was left him but one meadow and one cow. |j And he would not sell that, because the cow belonged to Marie, and the meadow belonged to the cow. In the corner of the field there was a figure of the Holy Mother; for Marie was named after her, to whom the cow and Clafrbelune & tber the field belonged. And therefore the cow and the ...field belonged to the Holy Mother that dwelt in the corner. And Marie came out into the field after breakfast: for she had had none save a little bread that they had bought for the butter they had made of the cow's milk and they drank the whey.
HE came to the cow and said, ' Sweet cow, were it not for thy milk we should have no butter, and were it not for the butter we should have no bread. Dost thou not love butter, cow, with thy bread, for it is so dry and hard without ? But there is none left over when the bread is bought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HERE was a little maiden that was called Marie, whose father was exceeding poor, for he had sold all that he had, part by part, now a pig and now a goat, until |Tnothing was left him but one meadow and one cow. |j And he would not sell that, because the cow belonged to Marie, and the meadow belonged to the cow. In the corner of the field there was a figure of the Holy Mother; for Marie was named after her, to whom the cow and Clafrbelune & tber the field belonged. And therefore the cow and the ...field belonged to the Holy Mother that dwelt in the corner. And Marie came out into the field after breakfast: for she had had none save a little bread that they had bought for the butter they had made of the cow's milk and they drank the whey.
HE came to the cow and said, ' Sweet cow, were it not for thy milk we should have no butter, and were it not for the butter we should have no bread. Dost thou not love butter, cow, with thy bread, for it is so dry and hard without ? But there is none left over when the bread is bought.
What to read after Clair De Lune And Other Troubadour Romances?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Michael Philip West to read onlineMoreLess
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