The Last Essays of EliaDent, 1900 - 254 pages |
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Page 109
... hand path by which he had entered - with staff in hand , and at noon - day deliberately march right forwards into the midst of the stream that runs by us , and totally disappear . A spectacle like this at dusk would have been appalling ...
... hand path by which he had entered - with staff in hand , and at noon - day deliberately march right forwards into the midst of the stream that runs by us , and totally disappear . A spectacle like this at dusk would have been appalling ...
Page 120
... hand , my lance , Guided so well that I obtained the prize , Both by the judgment of the English eyes , And of some sent by that sweet enemy , -France , Horsemen my skill in horsemanship advance ; Townsfolk my strength ; a daintier ...
... hand , my lance , Guided so well that I obtained the prize , Both by the judgment of the English eyes , And of some sent by that sweet enemy , -France , Horsemen my skill in horsemanship advance ; Townsfolk my strength ; a daintier ...
Page 151
... hand would prevent him by a spurious Second Part , and judging that it would be easier for his competitor to outbid him in the comical- ities , than in the romance , of his work , he aban- doned his Knight , and has fairly set up the ...
... hand would prevent him by a spurious Second Part , and judging that it would be easier for his competitor to outbid him in the comical- ities , than in the romance , of his work , he aban- doned his Knight , and has fairly set up the ...
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