French Literature
French Literature
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La bataille de Beauclin et d'Astarot.
VI. Comment Alixandre trouva des Siraînes en l'iaue tottes nues. VIL De la forst ou les fames conversoient. VIII. Comment Alixandre vint pore aller in Babylone.
The poem is strongly nîarked from beginning to end with the stamp of Celtic mythology, and remi- niscences of the Round Table occur very frequently.
Thus the val du diable and the stories connected with it conjure up before us the forest of Ber-Silan, Breil- Silien, or Broceliande, and the magic fou...ntains of Baranton or Barançon. We quote a few lines : — Signor, la veiscies grand dol et grand dolor.
Ains le soir ni mangierent li grand ne li menor ; La nuit jurent (L. jacid) el' val, tand k' il virent le jor.
A Alixandre vienent li prince et li contor Et demandent conseil: "Qu devenront le jor?" (What will become of them when the day appears ?) Et il lor respondi bêlement, par amor.
Et dist comme bons roix : "or entendes, signor.
Je cerkerai le val bêlement, sans freor.
Savoir se trouveroie, ne voie, ne destor Par u nous iscons de ce val tenebror." Il monté en Bucifal son destrier coureor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
La bataille de Beauclin et d'Astarot.
VI. Comment Alixandre trouva des Siraînes en l'iaue tottes nues. VIL De la forst ou les fames conversoient. VIII. Comment Alixandre vint pore aller in Babylone.
The poem is strongly nîarked from beginning to end with the stamp of Celtic mythology, and remi- niscences of the Round Table occur very frequently.
Thus the val du diable and the stories connected with it conjure up before us the forest of Ber-Silan, Breil- Silien, or Broceliande, and the magic fou...ntains of Baranton or Barançon. We quote a few lines : — Signor, la veiscies grand dol et grand dolor.
Ains le soir ni mangierent li grand ne li menor ; La nuit jurent (L. jacid) el' val, tand k' il virent le jor.
A Alixandre vienent li prince et li contor Et demandent conseil: "Qu devenront le jor?" (What will become of them when the day appears ?) Et il lor respondi bêlement, par amor.
Et dist comme bons roix : "or entendes, signor.
Je cerkerai le val bêlement, sans freor.
Savoir se trouveroie, ne voie, ne destor Par u nous iscons de ce val tenebror." Il monté en Bucifal son destrier coureor.
What to read after French Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gustave Masson to read onlineMoreLess
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