 Every man regarded her marvelusly ; 1 attired. the kyng hymselfe coude nat witholde his regardyng of her, for he thought that he never sawe before, so noble, nor so fayre a lady : he was stryken therewith to the hert, with a sparcle of fyne love, that...  Under seal of confession, by Averil Beaumont - Seite 29von Margaret Hunt - 1874Vollansicht - Über dieses Buch
 | Jean Froissart - 1839 - 836 Seiten
...maruelussly ; the kyng hymsclfe coude nat witholde his regardyng of her, for he thought that he ncuer sawe before so noble nor so fayre a lady ; he was stryken therwith to the hert with a sperele of fyne loue that endured long after ; he thought no lady in the... | |
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...marvelusly ; the king hymselfe coude nat witholde his regardyng of her, for he thought that he never sawe before, so noble, nor so fayre a lady : he was stryken therewith to the hert, with a sparcle . of fyne love, that endured longe after ; he thought no lady 1 in the worlde so worthy to... | |
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...maruelussly; the kyng hymselfe coude nat witholde his regardyng of her, for he thought that he neuer sawe before so noble nor so fayre a lady; he was stryken therwith to the hert with a spercle of fyne loue that endured long after; he thought no lady in the... | |
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...1 attired. the kyng hymselfe coude nat witholde his regardyng of her, for he thought that he never sawe before, so noble, nor so fayre a lady : he was stryken therewith to the hert, with a sparcle of fyne love, that endured longe after ; he thought no lady in the worlde so worthy to be beloved... | |
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