The Ballad of Sir Dinadan
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The Moor seemed preoccupied, so Dinadan respected his mood and did not speak for several miles. At last, the summer sun being about to set, Dinadan asked mildly, "Are we going to stop for the night?" "If you wish, my friend," Palomides replied.
Dinadan nodded. "I usually do," he said.
They made camp in a wide, treeless meadow. They had traveled together enough that they had a routine and were able to care for their horses and make a light supper without talking, but when they had eaten, Palo-mid...es leaned back against his saddle and spoke. "Are Sir Tristram and Sir Lamorak truly considered great knights?" "By some." "But they are fools and villains." "Well, yes, if you want to quibble," Dinadan said.
"I thought I knew what a knight was when I came here, but now I do not. I see such different examples before me. Please, my friend, can you tell me what makes a man a knight?" Dinadan hesitated, remembering with shame how he had been knighted at his father's drunken hands. "I don't think I can," he said at last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Moor seemed preoccupied, so Dinadan respected his mood and did not speak for several miles. At last, the summer sun being about to set, Dinadan asked mildly, "Are we going to stop for the night?" "If you wish, my friend," Palomides replied.
Dinadan nodded. "I usually do," he said.
They made camp in a wide, treeless meadow. They had traveled together enough that they had a routine and were able to care for their horses and make a light supper without talking, but when they had eaten, Palo-mid...es leaned back against his saddle and spoke. "Are Sir Tristram and Sir Lamorak truly considered great knights?" "By some." "But they are fools and villains." "Well, yes, if you want to quibble," Dinadan said.
"I thought I knew what a knight was when I came here, but now I do not. I see such different examples before me. Please, my friend, can you tell me what makes a man a knight?" Dinadan hesitated, remembering with shame how he had been knighted at his father's drunken hands. "I don't think I can," he said at last.
What to read after The Ballad of Sir Dinadan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerald Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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