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Page xvi
... counte gave his humble thankes , and demaunded what she was ? ' It is she ( quoth the Kyng ) that with her medicines hath healed me . ' The counte knewe her well , and had alreadie seen her , although she was faire , yet knowing her not ...
... counte gave his humble thankes , and demaunded what she was ? ' It is she ( quoth the Kyng ) that with her medicines hath healed me . ' The counte knewe her well , and had alreadie seen her , although she was faire , yet knowing her not ...
Page xvii
... counte , shewyng them also what followed thereof . And in the ende saied unto them , that she was lothe the counte for her sake should dwell in perpetuall exile : therefore she determined to spende the rest of her tyme in pilgrimages ...
... counte , shewyng them also what followed thereof . And in the ende saied unto them , that she was lothe the counte for her sake should dwell in perpetuall exile : therefore she determined to spende the rest of her tyme in pilgrimages ...
Page xxi
... counte of any farther repaire , or sendyng to her house , tooke her doughter with her , and went into the countrie to her frendes . The counte Beltramo , within fewe daies after , beyng revoked home to his owne house by his subjectes ...
... counte of any farther repaire , or sendyng to her house , tooke her doughter with her , and went into the countrie to her frendes . The counte Beltramo , within fewe daies after , beyng revoked home to his owne house by his subjectes ...
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