From Beowulf to Edward GibbonRobert Shafer Doubleday, Doran & Company, 1931 |
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... cause of plaint , ' That stoutest heart , I weene , could cause to quake . But be of cheare , and comfort to you take : For till I have acquit your captive knight , 465 Assure your selfe , I will you not forsake . His chearefull words ...
... cause of plaint , ' That stoutest heart , I weene , could cause to quake . But be of cheare , and comfort to you take : For till I have acquit your captive knight , 465 Assure your selfe , I will you not forsake . His chearefull words ...
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... cause anew after the judge hath declared his sen- tence : but on the other side , let not the judge meet the cause half way , nor give occasion to the party to say , his counsel or proofs were not heard . sovereign and estate . Judges ...
... cause anew after the judge hath declared his sen- tence : but on the other side , let not the judge meet the cause half way , nor give occasion to the party to say , his counsel or proofs were not heard . sovereign and estate . Judges ...
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... cause he undertook . To these I might add the long and entire friendship betwixt him and Sir Henry Wotton , and Dr ... cause of our imprisonment , Arabella , is common to us both ; the cause of yours , and of mine , is a sacred altar ...
... cause he undertook . To these I might add the long and entire friendship betwixt him and Sir Henry Wotton , and Dr ... cause of our imprisonment , Arabella , is common to us both ; the cause of yours , and of mine , is a sacred altar ...
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Arthur beauty Beowulf burning called Chaucer Christian court dear death delight doth earth Ecgtheow EVERYMAN eyes Faerie Queene FAINALL fair Faustus fear fell fire FOIBLE Geats give gold grace Grendel ground Guenever hand hast hath head Healfdene hear heard heart heaven hell Heorot hero holy honor Hrothgar Hygelac king King Arthur knight LADY WISHFORT learned live look lord madam MARWOOD Master Doctor MEPH Mephistophilis mighty MILLAMANT mind MIRABELL nature never noble o'er pain poem poetry poets praise pray prince Queen quoth Scyldings shal sing Sir Bedivere Sir Gawain Sir Launcelot Sir Lucan Sir Mordred SIR WILFULL song sorrow soul spake spirit stood sweet sword tell thee thine things thought tion unto verse virtue whan wise WITWOUD words ΙΟ