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The Geste of Duke Jocelyn
Jeffery Farnol
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And then, O happy picture! Swift from sight
She hid it in her fragrant bosom white.
"O Fool," she cried, "get thee behind yon tree,
And thou a very Fool indeed shall see,
A knightly fool who sighs and groans in verse
And oft-times woos in song, the which is worse."
For now they heard a voice that sung most harsh,
That shrilled and croaked like piping frog in marsh,
A voice that near and ever nearer drew
Until the lordly singer strode in view.
A noble singer he, both tall and slender,
With locks be-curled and clad in pompous splendour;
His mantle of rich velvet loose did flow,
As if his gorgeous habit he would show;
A jewelled bonnet on his curls he bore,
With . . . Read More
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A fun and lovely story
Another great Farnol story. Full if humor and a true "tested. Yet underneath it all a story of bravery and true love. Well done!
Given that this is an homage to/satire on historical tales set in Merry Old England, much of it in verse and features a fourth wall break through in which the author has dialogues with his daughter about the work in progress, this book is not for everyone. If you are one of its potential people, how