Jacqueline of Holland: A Historical Tale, 第 1 巻J. & J. Harper, 1831 |
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... baby's hand may strike deep discord from a ghittern's strings . Even so have your foolish words jarred on the feelings you could not play upon . Enough then ! -Time presses , and each man's deeds must 14 JACQUELINE OF HOLLAND .
... baby's hand may strike deep discord from a ghittern's strings . Even so have your foolish words jarred on the feelings you could not play upon . Enough then ! -Time presses , and each man's deeds must 14 JACQUELINE OF HOLLAND .
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... feeling the light breeze which crept gently up from the Zuyder Zee into the forest . " Oh , brave Glocester , how I honour you ! Ha , ha , Burgundy ! you are forestalled at last . What will the schismatic chapter of Utrecht say now ...
... feeling the light breeze which crept gently up from the Zuyder Zee into the forest . " Oh , brave Glocester , how I honour you ! Ha , ha , Burgundy ! you are forestalled at last . What will the schismatic chapter of Utrecht say now ...
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... feeling . " Fly , fly , Van Monfoort , and succour the huntsman , if he yet live ! " said she . Her next impulse was gratitude . She hastily untied the girdle from her waist , and turning to the young stran- ger , who left the ...
... feeling . " Fly , fly , Van Monfoort , and succour the huntsman , if he yet live ! " said she . Her next impulse was gratitude . She hastily untied the girdle from her waist , and turning to the young stran- ger , who left the ...
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... feeling , thought she discovered a depth of expression in his face beyond the purpose to which he seemed so devoted . To the Bishop's urgent entreaties that the dyke - digger would give him or sell him the orox horns , he received a ...
... feeling , thought she discovered a depth of expression in his face beyond the purpose to which he seemed so devoted . To the Bishop's urgent entreaties that the dyke - digger would give him or sell him the orox horns , he received a ...
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... feelings ; and he took his way towards the southern border of the forest , close followed by his huge attendant , and the dog , who threw many a longing look backwardat the dead monster , as though he had not quite glutted his enmity ...
... feelings ; and he took his way towards the southern border of the forest , close followed by his huge attendant , and the dog , who threw many a longing look backwardat the dead monster , as though he had not quite glutted his enmity ...
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arms Arthur de Richemont battle-axe Bedford Benina Biervliet bishop Bishop of Utrecht blood Bolingbroke brave Britanny brother Burgundy castle cause chivalry close combat Countess Countess of Holland cried Dame dare Duke Philip duke's Elinor English estoc Eversdyke exclaimed eyes fair father feeling Fitz-walter Floris Van Borselen fool friends Friesland Giles Postel give Glocester Glocester's Hainault hand head heart Heaven Hemsted Hesdin highness Hoeks honour horse JACQUELINE OF HOLLAND Jacqueline's John Chevalier John of Brabant Kabblejaws knight lady Lalain look lord Ludwick Van Monfoort Madam master Mavot meet mistress mother never noble Oost orox party Philip of Burgundy Plouvier prelate prince quarrel ready replied Richemont round rude scene seemed seneschal shouts soon South Beveland sovereign Spalatro sport stood stranger sword thee thou thought threw tone took turned uttered Vrank Van Borselen weapon woman words young youth Zealand
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194 ページ - ten cuts with the sword to be given without intermission or change of armour. When the judge shall cry out ' Ho !' we will resort to our daggers, and give ten stabs with them. Should either party lose or drop his weapon, the other may continue the use of the one in his hand until the judge shall cry out 'Ho!
128 ページ - ... first united provinces, built cities, and by a perpetual generation makes and preserves mankind, propagates the church ; but if it rage it is no more love, but burning lust, a disease, frenzy, madness, hell.
197 ページ - ... the delights of chivalry. ' He kept the nobles of his court under such good government * that, to add to their honour, after having undertaken any deeds of arms, they could not absent themselves from the country where such enterprise was to be performed until it was perfectly accomplished, and this caused their companions not to labour or exert themselves in vain.