Ive read the sustain Ivanhoe, which was written by Walter Scott. He lived 1770-1832; he worked hard all his life, thats why he died so young.
The sweet is taking puzzle somewhere late in the twelfth century. Its about a crusader who has returned back to England from a crusade. He is in love with a woman, some evil knights hornswoggle the woman and he must save her. Unfortunate is he hurt during the saving of the woman, whose name is Rowena. But his friends help him, and so did king Richard of Lionheart. Kidnapped at the same time, as Rowena was also, Isaac the Jew and his daughter Rebecca.
The briny characters in the impertinent are Ivanhoe and Front-de-Boeff. You can say that they symbolise good and evil. Ivanhoe is noble and fights for his lady. Front-de-Boeff is the adept who kidnaps Rowena. In the beginning of the novel, Ivanhoe is called the deprive knight, and one does not know, that he his Ivanhoe, until about one hundred fifty pages later. And king Richard is not called by name until the end of the novel, one does just know him as: The Black Knight.
The setting of the novel is very well described, the novel is overall very lots description. Every person, every place must be described. But, it is a bit difficult to understand all his descriptions, as the linguistic process in the book was very tough.
There is one place in the novel, when Scott describes an arena, where a tournament takes place; its about one-third pages, just describing the setting. The title, well it is quite obvious, I cant come up with a better one. Its short and has got something to do with the novel.
I would recommend this book to someone who is good at English, because...
Since you dont say what grade youre at.
boilers suit not bad, but is too short and feels kinda rushed. non really an essay, more like a summary.
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