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Strana 45
She is not to think of a man , until some misfortune has brought a knight - errant to her relief . The knight falls in love ; and , did not gratitude restrain her from murdering her deliverer , would die at her feet by her disdain .
She is not to think of a man , until some misfortune has brought a knight - errant to her relief . The knight falls in love ; and , did not gratitude restrain her from murdering her deliverer , would die at her feet by her disdain .
Strana 152
vant in the knight's family ; and , to do honour to his old master , had some time since , unknown to sir Roger , put him up in a sign - post before the door ; so that the knight's head had hung out upon the road about a week before he ...
vant in the knight's family ; and , to do honour to his old master , had some time since , unknown to sir Roger , put him up in a sign - post before the door ; so that the knight's head had hung out upon the road about a week before he ...
Strana 188
Upon which the knight cried , ' Go , go , you are an idle baggage ; ' and at the same time smiled upon me . The gipsy , finding he was not displeased in his heart , told him after a farther inquiry into his hand , that his true - love ...
Upon which the knight cried , ' Go , go , you are an idle baggage ; ' and at the same time smiled upon me . The gipsy , finding he was not displeased in his heart , told him after a farther inquiry into his hand , that his true - love ...
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