Thirty More Famous Stories Retold
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Richard was a brave warrior. He was afraid of nothing, and no savage beast was more fond of fighting. Never was he more happy than when in battle, knocking the heads of his foes with his huge battle ax and shouting the Norman war cry, " God help us ! God help us ! " Many were his exploits in the Holy Land. His deeds of cruelty and of daring were such that even his name was a terror to the Saracens. But with all his rudeness and roughness and savage love of bloodshed, he was not wholly bad. Now ...and then he would act so kindly, or show such gentleness of heart, that men would forget his grievous faults.
Much fierce fighting did the crusaders find to do.
The walls of Jerusalem were so well guarded by the THIRTY MOKE FAM. STO. — 7 97 98 THIRTY MORE FAMOUS STORIES Saracens that King Richard's men could find no way to get inside. They had to encamp on the barren hills outside and wait for help to come.' One morning Saladin, the noble leader of the Saracens, rode out of the city to see King Richard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Richard was a brave warrior. He was afraid of nothing, and no savage beast was more fond of fighting. Never was he more happy than when in battle, knocking the heads of his foes with his huge battle ax and shouting the Norman war cry, " God help us ! God help us ! " Many were his exploits in the Holy Land. His deeds of cruelty and of daring were such that even his name was a terror to the Saracens. But with all his rudeness and roughness and savage love of bloodshed, he was not wholly bad. Now ...and then he would act so kindly, or show such gentleness of heart, that men would forget his grievous faults.
Much fierce fighting did the crusaders find to do.
The walls of Jerusalem were so well guarded by the THIRTY MOKE FAM. STO. — 7 97 98 THIRTY MORE FAMOUS STORIES Saracens that King Richard's men could find no way to get inside. They had to encamp on the barren hills outside and wait for help to come.' One morning Saladin, the noble leader of the Saracens, rode out of the city to see King Richard.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baldwin, James, 1841-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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