...illuminations, coarsely executed, serve by way of illustration, each of which occupies a page. 1. Pour of these are prefixed to the first poem. In the first...opposite side a lady dressed in white, in the costume of Bichard the Second's and Henry the Fourth's time, buttoned tight up to the neck, with long hanging...

...represented slumbering in a meadow, by the side of a beflowered mound (not a stream, as has been said), clad in a long red gown, having falling sleeves, turned...hood attached round the neck. In the second, the same figure appears, drawn on a larger scale, and standing by a river. In the third he is again represented...

...In the first illumination to " The Pearl " the author is represented as clad in a long red gown with falling sleeves, turned up with white, and a blue hood attached round the neck. The tight sleeves of Edward III's time did not go out of fashion until the following reign, and it...

...meadow, by the side of a beflowered mound (not a stream, as has been said), clad in a long red gown with falling sleeves, turned up with white, and a blue hood attached round the neck. Madden and others who have described the illustrations have not noticed that there are wings — '...

...meadow, by the side of a beflowered mound (not a stream, as has been said), clad in a long red gown with falling sleeves, turned up with white, and a blue hood attached round the neck. Madden and others who have described the illustrations have not noticed that there are wings — '...

...meadow, by the side of a beflowered mound (not a stream, as has been said), clad in a long red gown with falling sleeves, turned up with white, and a blue hood attached round the neck. Madden and others who have described the illustrations have not noticed that there are wings — 'wings...