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... king Lisuarte . On the day of the trial , the Damsels rose at dawn , and told Amadis that they would go before to the town , and send him word when it was time to appear . He rode with them to the edge of the forest , and there awaited ...
... king Lisuarte . On the day of the trial , the Damsels rose at dawn , and told Amadis that they would go before to the town , and send him word when it was time to appear . He rode with them to the edge of the forest , and there awaited ...
Page 310
... king is held captive in their flowing ringlets . ' In the original as follows : מלך אסור ברהטים which in the Bible version is rendered " the king is held in the gal lerics ; " and by Dr. Percy , " Lo ! the king is detained in the ante ...
... king is held captive in their flowing ringlets . ' In the original as follows : מלך אסור ברהטים which in the Bible version is rendered " the king is held in the gal lerics ; " and by Dr. Percy , " Lo ! the king is detained in the ante ...
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Writers must surely be flattered , when kings display their eloquence in commendation of letters , and promote the study of them by their own commanding example . GUSTAVUS III . the late king of Sweden , was an ong the few monarchs who ...
Writers must surely be flattered , when kings display their eloquence in commendation of letters , and promote the study of them by their own commanding example . GUSTAVUS III . the late king of Sweden , was an ong the few monarchs who ...
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