Stories From Old French Romance
Stories From Old French Romance
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Give up your son ; for what is his life against so many ?" Very sadly did Charlemagne agree, and with heav)' heart brought out the wretched Chariot and delivered him into the hands of Ogier. And Ogier, blinded by the remembrance of his fair boy, so cruelly done to death, would not think of mercy, but clutched him by the hair and drew his good sword Courtain, meaning to cut off his head.
At that moment came a clap of thunder and a vivid flash of lightning, in the midst of which sounded a voice f...rom heaven, which said, " Stay, Ogier ! Slay not the son of the King. " Then Ogier's hand relaxed its grasp and Courtain was returned to its sheath ; but when the Emperor hastened forward to thank him for his mercy, the proud Dane answered, "Thank Heaven, sire, not Ogier the Dane. He does but do the will of God. " But Charlemagne would not be repulsed ; and he spoke gentle words to Ogier, so that the knight's heart melted within him, and he embraced his former master STORY OF THE ENCHANTED KNIGHT 91 with tears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Give up your son ; for what is his life against so many ?" Very sadly did Charlemagne agree, and with heav)' heart brought out the wretched Chariot and delivered him into the hands of Ogier. And Ogier, blinded by the remembrance of his fair boy, so cruelly done to death, would not think of mercy, but clutched him by the hair and drew his good sword Courtain, meaning to cut off his head.
At that moment came a clap of thunder and a vivid flash of lightning, in the midst of which sounded a voice f...rom heaven, which said, " Stay, Ogier ! Slay not the son of the King. " Then Ogier's hand relaxed its grasp and Courtain was returned to its sheath ; but when the Emperor hastened forward to thank him for his mercy, the proud Dane answered, "Thank Heaven, sire, not Ogier the Dane. He does but do the will of God. " But Charlemagne would not be repulsed ; and he spoke gentle words to Ogier, so that the knight's heart melted within him, and he embraced his former master STORY OF THE ENCHANTED KNIGHT 91 with tears.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilmot-Buxton Ethel Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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