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Pagina xviii
The Kyng perceivyng her to be a faire yonge maiden and a comelie , would not hide it , but opened the same unto her . So soone as she sawe it , shee putte hym in comforte , that she was able to heale hym , saiyng : ' Sire , if it shall ...
The Kyng perceivyng her to be a faire yonge maiden and a comelie , would not hide it , but opened the same unto her . So soone as she sawe it , shee putte hym in comforte , that she was able to heale hym , saiyng : ' Sire , if it shall ...
Pagina xxv
This thing seemed difficulte unto the gentlewoman : fearyng that there would followe reproche unto her doughter . Notwith- standyng , consideryng what an honest parte it were , to be a meane that the good ladie should recover her ...
This thing seemed difficulte unto the gentlewoman : fearyng that there would followe reproche unto her doughter . Notwith- standyng , consideryng what an honest parte it were , to be a meane that the good ladie should recover her ...
Pagina xxvii
Therefore I now beseche thee , for the honour of God , that thou wilt observe the condicions , whiche the twoo knightes ( that I sent unto thee ) did commaunde me to doe : for beholde , here in myne armes , not onelie one sonne begotten ...
Therefore I now beseche thee , for the honour of God , that thou wilt observe the condicions , whiche the twoo knightes ( that I sent unto thee ) did commaunde me to doe : for beholde , here in myne armes , not onelie one sonne begotten ...
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