 ... means separate, unless the chain should break. Then Amadis made way through his own people who were somewhat dismayed, and setting foot on the edge of his own ship, leaped into the other; it was a great leap, so that he fell upon his knee, and they...  Amadis of Gaul - Page 641872Full view - About this book
 | 1803 - 362 pages
...were rained down. Amadis aimed at nothing but to grapple with the other vessel ; but they who-were therein, though far more in number, durst not adventure...is here ! Mabilia heard that cry, and exclaimed to Oriana—comfort t comfort! you are succoured by the blessed Knight, your true servant and constant... | |
 | Amadís de Gaula - 1803 - 364 pages
...with all their might, they brought the ship* 330 together, and held them so, that they could by n» means separate, unless the chain should break. Then...heard that cry, and exclaimed to Oriana — comfort f comfort ! you are succoured by the blessed Knight, your true servant and constant friend ! but Oriana... | |
 | 1803 - 430 pages
...chain with all their might, they brought the ships together, and held them so, that they could by n» means separate, unless the chain should break. Then...manfully and shouted Gaul, Gaul, for Amadis is here I Mabilia heard that cry, and exclaimed to Oriana — comfort ! comfort ! you are succoured by the... | |
 | 1803 - 356 pages
...leaped into the other ; it was a great leap, so that he fell upon his knee, and they laid on him rflany blows before he could rise. Howbeit maugre their efforts...manfully and shouted Gaul, Gaul, for Amadis is here I Mabilia heard that cry, and exclaimed to Oriana — comfort t comfort ! you are succoured by the... | |
 | 1872 - 312 pages
...anchor to be brought, fastened to a long chain ; and from the castle, they threw it into the enemy•s ship, and then pulling at the chain with all their...is here ! Mabilia heard that cry, and exclaimed to Oriana—comfort! comfort! you are succoured by the blessed knight, your true servant and constant... | |
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