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... the North were totally the reverse . They were the children 1 See Gesta Dei per Francos , p . 1152. Joinville ( p . 42 ) is cited by Gibbon fo a similar instance . of Nature - of Nature yet unbetrothed to Art . INTRODUCTION . xix.
... the North were totally the reverse . They were the children 1 See Gesta Dei per Francos , p . 1152. Joinville ( p . 42 ) is cited by Gibbon fo a similar instance . of Nature - of Nature yet unbetrothed to Art . INTRODUCTION . xix.
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... child he loved his falcon and his greyhound . It happened one day that he was called to a tournament , whither his wife and domestics went also , leaving the child in the cradle , the greyhound lying by him , and the falcon on his perch ...
... child he loved his falcon and his greyhound . It happened one day that he was called to a tournament , whither his wife and domestics went also , leaving the child in the cradle , the greyhound lying by him , and the falcon on his perch ...
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the child by the greyhound . The knight soon arrived to hear the sad story , and , maddened with fury , rushed forward to the spot . The poor wounded and faithful animal made an effort to rise , and welcome his master with his ...
the child by the greyhound . The knight soon arrived to hear the sad story , and , maddened with fury , rushed forward to the spot . The poor wounded and faithful animal made an effort to rise , and welcome his master with his ...
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... child ; wherefore the nobles of the empire were very sorrowful , because their lord had no heir of his own body begotten : till at last it befell , that this Anselm walked after supper , in an evening , into his garden , and bethought ...
... child ; wherefore the nobles of the empire were very sorrowful , because their lord had no heir of his own body begotten : till at last it befell , that this Anselm walked after supper , in an evening , into his garden , and bethought ...
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... child but only her , and if thou keep her well thou shalt have a good reward for thy labour . Then said she : As far forth as I can or may , I shall fulfil your intent . And when she had thus promised him , he took her down off the tree ...
... child but only her , and if thou keep her well thou shalt have a good reward for thy labour . Then said she : As far forth as I can or may , I shall fulfil your intent . And when she had thus promised him , he took her down off the tree ...
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