Days of the Discoverers
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I will have the shoes of silence, the girdleof fortune, and diamonds from Norumbega. Tell me again about Norumbega. " "Nay, little one, I must go, to see after the lading of the ship. Farethee well for this time, " and the young man bent his tall head above thehand of his seven-year-old lady. The graceful, quick-witted andimaginative child had been his pet and he her loyal servant these threeyears. It was understood between them that she was really the Queen ofFrance, barred from her throne by ...the Salic Law that forbade any womanto rule that country in her own right. Some day he was to discover forher a kingdom beyond seas, in which she alone should reign. Of all thetales, marvelous, fanciful or tragic, which he or her old nurse had toldher, she liked best the legend of Norumbega, the city in the wildernesswhich no explorer had ever found. Wherever French, Breton or Englishfishermen had become at all familiar with the Indians they heard of acity great and populous, with walls of stone, ruled by a king richerthan any of their chiefs, but no two stories agreed on the location.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will have the shoes of silence, the girdleof fortune, and diamonds from Norumbega. Tell me again about Norumbega. " "Nay, little one, I must go, to see after the lading of the ship. Farethee well for this time, " and the young man bent his tall head above thehand of his seven-year-old lady. The graceful, quick-witted andimaginative child had been his pet and he her loyal servant these threeyears. It was understood between them that she was really the Queen ofFrance, barred from her throne by ...the Salic Law that forbade any womanto rule that country in her own right. Some day he was to discover forher a kingdom beyond seas, in which she alone should reign. Of all thetales, marvelous, fanciful or tragic, which he or her old nurse had toldher, she liked best the legend of Norumbega, the city in the wildernesswhich no explorer had ever found. Wherever French, Breton or Englishfishermen had become at all familiar with the Indians they heard of acity great and populous, with walls of stone, ruled by a king richerthan any of their chiefs, but no two stories agreed on the location.
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