 Amadis upon this went himself to Agrayes, knowing that he could best prevail upon his cousin, and he told him all that had passed, and besought him to go with him, since friendship was now re-established. Agrayes answered, Cousin, you know my anger lasts...  Amadis of Gaul - Page 2371872Full view - About this book
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...both for his own sake, and to show that no farther enmity existed, he had resolved what to do. Peri on replied, that he had left him with the army, to prevent...came up, the King took him in his arms and embraced hinr awhile saying, which is the most dangerous, this embrace, or that which we gave each other in... | |
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...you know my anger lasts no longer than it is your will; but God send that the service which youhave now done the King may be better guerdoned than your...answered, Sir, longer time is necessary before that can be re solved with truth. Now then, quoth the King, let us move ; You, Sir, speaking to King Perion, •with... | |
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...send that the service which you have now done the King may be better guerdoned than your former ones 1 this has made him suffer for the past, and that belike...and rode back with Amadis. When they came up, the 250 King took him in his arms and embraced him awhile saying, which is the most dangerous, this embrace,... | |
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...them; for their guards had left them, and it was a wonder that they had not slain them. Greatly did the king rejoice to see them, for he thought that...embrace, or that which we gave each other in the battle 1 Agrayes courteously answered, Sir, longer time is necessary before that can be resolved with truth.... | |
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