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Page xvii
... never tooke it of from his finger , for a certaine vertue that he knewe it had . The knightes hearyng the harde condicion of twoo thinges impossible : and seying that by them he could not be removed from his determin- acion , thei ...
... never tooke it of from his finger , for a certaine vertue that he knewe it had . The knightes hearyng the harde condicion of twoo thinges impossible : and seying that by them he could not be removed from his determin- acion , thei ...
Page xviii
... never rested till she came to Florence : where arrivyng by fortune at a poor widowes house , she contented her self with the state of a poore pilgrime , desirous to here newes of her lorde , whom by fortune she sawe the next daie ...
... never rested till she came to Florence : where arrivyng by fortune at a poor widowes house , she contented her self with the state of a poore pilgrime , desirous to here newes of her lorde , whom by fortune she sawe the next daie ...
Page 92
... never put it from her finger , 110 Unless she gave it to yourself in bed— Where you have never come - or sent it us Upon her great disaster . Bertram . She never saw it . King . Thou speak'st it falsely , as I love mine honour ; And mak ...
... never put it from her finger , 110 Unless she gave it to yourself in bed— Where you have never come - or sent it us Upon her great disaster . Bertram . She never saw it . King . Thou speak'st it falsely , as I love mine honour ; And mak ...
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