给我一篇网络上没有的800字有关基督山伯爵的英文阅读报告

The Legend of the Christmount Baron The legend of the Christmount Baron is one of the most popular fairy tales in Europe. It tells the story of a nobleman who lived in a castle on top of a mountain, and was known as the Christmount Baron. He was said to be an incredibly wealthy and powerful man, with many servants and horses at his command. The legend states that he had a great love for animals, particularly horses, and would often ride out on his steed to visit distant lands. One day, while riding through the forest near his home, he encountered an old woman begging for food. The Baron kindly gave her some bread and cheese from his saddlebag, but she refused to accept it without giving him something in return. She offered him three magical gifts: a golden bridle which allowed him to control any horse; an iron glove which gave him strength beyond measure; and finally, a magic mirror which could show him anything he desired. The Baron accepted these gifts gratefully, but soon discovered that they came with a price: if he used them too often or too greedily then they would vanish forever. Despite this warning however, the Baron continued to use them frequently until one day when he used them all at once in order to win a jousting tournament against another knight from far away lands. As soon as he did so however all three gifts vanished into thin air never to be seen again – leaving only tales of their power behind for future generations. Since then many stories have been told about how these magical items were used by other people throughout history – some good and some bad – but none have ever been able to replicate their power or create new ones like those given by the old woman so long ago.. Today we remember this story as one of cautionary tale about using magic responsibly and not abusing its power for selfish gain – something we should all strive towards even today!