Margery — volume 08
Margery — volume 08
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Hereupon I ceased weeping and bid my heart takefresh courage, and went on, still much moved: "It is nought but a woman'sshameless craft that troubles me so sorely. Ursula's hate hangs over mybrothers like a black storm-cloud; and on my way hither meseemed I sawfull plainly that the ransom is not the end of the matter. Nay, if wehad twice so much, yet Herdegen will never come home alive if we fail tocross Ursula's scheming; has she not cause to fear the worst, if ever hecomes home in safety? But... where is the envoy who would dare so much?Kunz lies wounded in a strange land, Young Kubbeling would doubtless beready to cross the seas, notwithstanding his fever, but good-will wouldnot serve him, so little is he skilled in such matters. Our otherfriends are over old, or forced to stay in Nuremberg. Thus do mattersstand. What then is left to us--to Ann and me, Grandmother? I ask you--what, save to act on our first and only wise intent? And that which itis our part to do, which we may not put off one day longer than we need, is to take ship, under the grace of the Blessed Virgin, and ourselves tocarry fresh courage to those who are nearest and dearest to us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hereupon I ceased weeping and bid my heart takefresh courage, and went on, still much moved: "It is nought but a woman'sshameless craft that troubles me so sorely. Ursula's hate hangs over mybrothers like a black storm-cloud; and on my way hither meseemed I sawfull plainly that the ransom is not the end of the matter. Nay, if wehad twice so much, yet Herdegen will never come home alive if we fail tocross Ursula's scheming; has she not cause to fear the worst, if ever hecomes home in safety? But... where is the envoy who would dare so much?Kunz lies wounded in a strange land, Young Kubbeling would doubtless beready to cross the seas, notwithstanding his fever, but good-will wouldnot serve him, so little is he skilled in such matters. Our otherfriends are over old, or forced to stay in Nuremberg. Thus do mattersstand. What then is left to us--to Ann and me, Grandmother? I ask you--what, save to act on our first and only wise intent? And that which itis our part to do, which we may not put off one day longer than we need, is to take ship, under the grace of the Blessed Virgin, and ourselves tocarry fresh courage to those who are nearest and dearest to us.
What to read after Margery — volume 08?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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