The Mabinogion, from the Llyfr coch o Hergest, and other ancient Welsh MSS., with an Engl, 第 1 巻1849 |
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Ac ar hynny Ac yna Addanc aoruc aorugant Aphan arglwyd arnaw Arthur arueu auec auoir auoit awelei awnaeth behold bien boen Castle cele cest ch'r chastel cheual chiere chwi Countess cuer dame damoisele deuant devise conment dist dywawt Einseint Einz eiryoet erchi estoit estre fere fust g"nt g❞nt gaer gennyf goreu Gwalchmai heb y heb y pered heb yr honno horse hwnn hwnnw hynny idaw ioie knight Kynon kynt lautre llys lunet lyon Mabinogion maiden marchawc Mesire mort mynet namyn nule Owain owein perceval Peredur Porce pucele puet Q"nt quil racdaw racko rien rois Romance sanz seignor Sir Kai sire thee thou tout touz tuit uelt uoie uoir uorwyn Urien Rheged Welsh wrth wyfi wynt yn dyuot ynteu yr iarlles yssyd
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40 ページ - ... mantle of yellow satin ; and round the top of his mantle was a band of gold lace. On his feet were shoes of variegated leather, fastened by two bosses of gold. When I saw him, I went towards him and saluted him; and such was his courtesy that he no sooner received my greeting than he returned it. And he went with me towards the castle. Now, there were no dwellers in the castle, except those who were in one hall. And there I saw four and twenty damsels embroidering satin at a window.
43 ページ - Enquire of him the way out of the glade, and he will reply to thee briefly, and will point out the road, by which thou shalt find that which thou art in quest of.' "And long seemed that night to me. And the next morning I arose, and equipped myself, and mounted my horse, and proceeded straight through the valley, to the wood, and...
67 ページ - And they all proceeded to the castle of the Countess of the Fountain, and the banquet which had been three years preparing was consumed in three months. Never had they a more delicious or agreeable banquet. And Arthur prepared to depart. Then he sent an embassy to the countess to beseech her to permit Owain to go with him, for the space of three months, that he might show him to the nobles and the fair dames of the island of Britain. And the countess gave her consent, although it was very painful...
52 ページ - Knight coming towards him through the valley, and he prepared to receive him; and encountered him violently. Having broken both their lances, they drew their swords, and fought blade to blade. Then Owain struck the Knight a blow through his helmet, head-piece and visor, and through the skin, and the flesh, and the bone, until it wounded the very brain.
323 ページ - And Peredur was resting on the shaft of his spear, pondering the same thought, and Gwalchmai came to him without any signs of hostility, and said to him, "If I thought that it would be as agreeable to thee as it would be to me, I would converse with thee. I have also a message from Arthur unto thee, to pray thee to come and visit him. And two men have been before on this errand.
297 ページ - ... seeming to him to be a church, he repeated his Paternoster to it. And he went towards it, and the door of the tent was open. And a golden chair was near the door. And on the chair sat a lovely auburnhaired maiden, with a golden frontlet on her forehead, and sparkling stones in the frontlet, and with a large gold ring on her hand. And Peredur dismounted, and entered the tent. And the maiden was glad at his coming, and bade him welcome.
75 ページ - His name is Owain, the son of Urien." "And art thou certain that if that knight knew all this, he would come to thy rescue?" "I am most certain of it,
53 ページ - Owain with the other part of the horse remained between the two gates, and the inner gate was closed, so that Owain could not go thence; and Owain was in a perplexing situation. And while he was in this state, he could see through an aperture in the gate a street facing him, with a row of houses on each side. And he beheld a maiden, with yellow, curling hair, and a frontlet of gold upon her head; and she was clad in a dress of yellow satin, and on her feet were shoes of variegated leather. And she...
319 ページ - Peredur rode forward. And above him he beheld a castle, and thitherward he went. And he struck upon the gate with his lance, and then, behold a comely auburn-haired youth opened the gate, and he had the stature of a warrior, and the years of a boy. And when Peredur came into the hall, there was a tall and stately lady sitting in a chair, and many handmaidens around her; and the lady rejoiced at his coming. And when it was time, they went to meat. And after their repast was finished, "It were well...
39 ページ - I thought there was no enterprise in the world too mighty for me, and after I had achieved all the adventures that were in my own country, I equipped myself, and set forth to journey through deserts, and distant regions. And at length it chanced that I came to the fairest valley in the world, wherein were trees of equal growth; and a river ran through the valley, and a path was by the side of the river.