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Buch, Hörbücher:

Mittelalterliche Geschichte für junge Erwachsene

Seite 7

Jeanne d'Arc racontée aux enfants

Autor: Raphaël Dargent
Erzähler: divers narrateurs
Verlag: Editions Eveil et Découvertes

Audible Hörbuch, 26.03.2013

Dragonslayers (Heroes and Legends, Band 6)

Joseph A. McCullough

Bibliothekseinband

King Arthur (Heroes and Legends)

Daniel Mersey

Gebundene Ausgabe

The Benin Kingdom: Clever Ideas and Inventions from Past Civilisations (The Genius of, Band 8)

Sonya Newland

Taschenbuch

The Story of the Champions of the Round Table

Howard Pyle

Taschenbuch

Excerpt: . . . let neither of us yield to the other, but let us henceforth be as dear as brothers-in-arms the one toward the other. " Then Sir Tristram rose up to his feet again. " Well, Sir Launcelot, " he said, "whatsoever thou shalt ordain shall be as thou wouldst have it. But there is one thing I must do because of this battle. " Sir Tristram breaks his sword. Then he looked upon his sword which he held naked and ensanguined in his hand and he said: " Good sword; thou hast stood my friend and hast served me well in several battles, but this day thou hast served me for the last time. " Therewith he suddenly took the blade of the sword in both hands-the one at the point and the other nigh the haft-and he brake the blade across his knee and flung the pieces away. Upon this Sir Launcelot cried out in a loud voice: " Ha, Messire! why didst thou do such a thing as that? To break thine own fair sword? " " Sir, " quoth Sir Tristram, "this sword hath this day received the greatest honor that is possible for any blade to receive; for it hath been baptized in thy blood. So, because aught else that might happen to it would diminish that honor, I have broken it so that its honor might never be made less than it is at this present time. " Upon this Sir Launcelot ran to Sir Tristram and catched him in his arms, and he cried out: " Tristram, I believe that thou art the noblest knight whom ever I beheld!" And Sir Tristram replied: " And thou, Launcelot, I love better than father or kindred. " Therewith each kissed the other upon the face, and all they who stood by were so moved at that sight that several of them wept for pure joy. Sir Tristram and Sir Launcelot feast together. Thereafter they two went into Sir Tristram's pavilion and disarmed themselves. Then there came sundry attendants who were excellent leeches and these searched their hurts and bathed them and dressed them. And several other attendants came and fetched soft robes and clothed the knights therein so that they were. . .

Ruthless Romans (Horrible Histories TV Tie-in)

Terry Deary

Taschenbuch

Rare Book

Nasty Knights (Horrible Histories Handbooks)

Terry Deary

Taschenbuch

Exploring the Spanish Armada

Winifred Glover

Gebundene Ausgabe

Exploring the Spanish Armada The story of the Spanish Armada is a story of court intrigue, political turbulence, power-hungry monarchies and religious crusading: followed by crushing defeat and ruin on the atlantic coast of Europe. Full description