Amadís de Gaul, Volume 2N. Biggs, 1803 |
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Page 136
... Beltenebros . Now Beltenebros being interpreted , signifyeth , the Fair Forlorn . The name pleased Amadis , and he admired the good sense of the old man in chusing it ; so by this name he was long known , till it became as re- nowned as ...
... Beltenebros . Now Beltenebros being interpreted , signifyeth , the Fair Forlorn . The name pleased Amadis , and he admired the good sense of the old man in chusing it ; so by this name he was long known , till it became as re- nowned as ...
Page 137
... Beltenebros , remained on the Poor Rock , partaking the austerities of the hermit , not for devotion , but for despair , forgetful of his great renown in arms , and hoping and ex- pecting death , -all for the anger of a woman ! When ...
... Beltenebros , remained on the Poor Rock , partaking the austerities of the hermit , not for devotion , but for despair , forgetful of his great renown in arms , and hoping and ex- pecting death , -all for the anger of a woman ! When ...
Page 152
... for that which thou didst purpose to commit . So he com- manded him , and the Knight his follower , to be thrown from the Tower , before which Barsinan had been burnt . CHAPTER 9 . Beltenebros and the Hermit were one day 152.
... for that which thou didst purpose to commit . So he com- manded him , and the Knight his follower , to be thrown from the Tower , before which Barsinan had been burnt . CHAPTER 9 . Beltenebros and the Hermit were one day 152.
Page 153
... Beltenebros , you have given me great pleasure by this account , and you also have great reason to rejoice . The dark chamber , in the which you thought yourself to be , and from whence you could not get out , signifieth this great ...
... Beltenebros , you have given me great pleasure by this account , and you also have great reason to rejoice . The dark chamber , in the which you thought yourself to be , and from whence you could not get out , signifieth this great ...
Page 155
... Beltenebros , you tell me the truth of this dream , for these things have all come to pass , and therefore great cause have I to hope for the future . Yet was not this hope so great or so cer- tain as to remove his sorrow , for he would ...
... Beltenebros , you tell me the truth of this dream , for these things have all come to pass , and therefore great cause have I to hope for the future . Yet was not this hope so great or so cer- tain as to remove his sorrow , for he would ...
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adventure Agrayes Amadis of Gaul Angriote answered Apolidon Arcalaus Ardan Canileo arms asked bade Barsinan battle bay horse Beltenebros beseech best Knight better blow Boiling Lake Briolania Brisena brother castle Certes chamber Corian Corisanda court cousin cried Dame Damsel of Denmark danger daughter death Don Bruneo Don Florestan Don Galaor Don Galvanes Don Guilan drew Durin Dwarf Enil entered fair fear fell Firm Island Gandalin Gandandel and Brocadan gave Giant greatly griote Grumedan hand hath head heard heart helmet honour horse joust King Cildadan King Lisuarte King's knew Ladasin Lady lance land Lisu Lisuarte's looked Lord Mabilia Madasima Miraflores nebros nephew never North Wales Olinda Oriana palace palfrey perron promise prowess Quadragante Queen quoth Amadis replied rode Sarquiles shield slain Sobradisa sorrow Squire sword tell thee thing thou thought told took Urganda whereat wounded Ysanjo