The Junior Classics — volume 4
The Junior Classics — volume 4
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The men of Zamorawhen they heard this had great sorrow, because they had endured thesiege so long, and must now give up the town at last; and theydetermined all to go with the Infanta, and not remain in the town.
When Vellido Dolfos heard this, he went to Donya Urraca and said, Lady, I came here to Zamora to do you service with thirty knights, allwell accoutred, as you know; and I have served you long time, andnever have I had from you guerdon for my service, though I havedemanded it: but now i...f you will grant my demand I will relieveZamora, and make King Don Sancho break up the siege. Then said DonyaUrraca, Vellido, I do not bid thee commit any evil thing, if such thouhast in thy thought; but I say unto you, that there is not a man inthe world to whom if he should relieve Zamora, and make the king mybrother raise the siege, I would not grant whatsoever he mightrequire. And when Vellido heard this he kissed her hand, and went to aporter who kept one of the gates of the town, saying, that he shouldopen the gate unto him when he saw him flying toward it, and he gavehim his cloak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The men of Zamorawhen they heard this had great sorrow, because they had endured thesiege so long, and must now give up the town at last; and theydetermined all to go with the Infanta, and not remain in the town.
When Vellido Dolfos heard this, he went to Donya Urraca and said, Lady, I came here to Zamora to do you service with thirty knights, allwell accoutred, as you know; and I have served you long time, andnever have I had from you guerdon for my service, though I havedemanded it: but now i...f you will grant my demand I will relieveZamora, and make King Don Sancho break up the siege. Then said DonyaUrraca, Vellido, I do not bid thee commit any evil thing, if such thouhast in thy thought; but I say unto you, that there is not a man inthe world to whom if he should relieve Zamora, and make the king mybrother raise the siege, I would not grant whatsoever he mightrequire. And when Vellido heard this he kissed her hand, and went to aporter who kept one of the gates of the town, saying, that he shouldopen the gate unto him when he saw him flying toward it, and he gavehim his cloak.
What to read after The Junior Classics — volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patten William to read onlineMoreLess
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