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Pagina 36
... thing should have moved him to depart so far out of his sober self- control . Both knights looked on with pleasure ; for Sir Kenneth was justly proud of his noble hound , and the northern English baron was of course an ad- mirer of the ...
... thing should have moved him to depart so far out of his sober self- control . Both knights looked on with pleasure ; for Sir Kenneth was justly proud of his noble hound , and the northern English baron was of course an ad- mirer of the ...
Pagina 59
... thing rather than see thee look so wretchedly miserable - I tell thee I will take the blame on myself with King Richard in behalf of thy fair northern friend thine acquaintance , I would say , since thou own'st him not as a friend . Nay ...
... thing rather than see thee look so wretchedly miserable - I tell thee I will take the blame on myself with King Richard in behalf of thy fair northern friend thine acquaintance , I would say , since thou own'st him not as a friend . Nay ...
Pagina 101
... thing , and the rest of the court , includ- ing Berengaria herself , was nothing . A burst of laughter followed the communication of his errand . " And what like is the Nubian slave , who comes ambassador on such an errand from the ...
... thing , and the rest of the court , includ- ing Berengaria herself , was nothing . A burst of laughter followed the communication of his errand . " And what like is the Nubian slave , who comes ambassador on such an errand from the ...
Pagina 103
... thing fresh from the trouveurs of Provence any thing from the min- strels of merry Normandy above all , hast thou thyself been busy ? - But I need not ask thee— Ha , our silent and secret messenger returned ! thou canst not be idle , if ...
... thing fresh from the trouveurs of Provence any thing from the min- strels of merry Normandy above all , hast thou thyself been busy ? - But I need not ask thee— Ha , our silent and secret messenger returned ! thou canst not be idle , if ...
Pagina 138
... thing of which we read so much in the Gazette . " 66 But to " And I trust , Sir Philip , " said Lady Bothwell , " that you will remember that you are a husband and a father ; and that though you think fit to in- dulge this military ...
... thing of which we read so much in the Gazette . " 66 But to " And I trust , Sir Philip , " said Lady Bothwell , " that you will remember that you are a husband and a father ; and that though you think fit to in- dulge this military ...
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