Owen Tudor, by the author of 'Whitefriars'.1857 |
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Armagnac armour arms Basselin beauty blood Boucherie Burgundian Cabochiens Capeluche chamber Châtelet Chevalier Sauvage chivalry constable court damsel dared daughter dauphin dreadful Duke John Duke of Burgundy duke's esquire exclaimed eyes father fear France gaze Giac's Glendower Gules hand hath heart Henry of England honour hope Huéline de Troye Huéline's imagined Isabeau de Bavière Jean de Troye John the Fearless king King of Scots La Trimouille Lady de Giac laughing look lord Madame Catherine Maillotins master Master-Chief messire minstreless never noble Owen Tudor Owen's Paris Parisians passion Penmynydd perceived Perrinet le Clerc poor scholar populace princess prisoners provost queen rabble replied De Giac returned Owen royal scarcely seemed shouted Simon Caboche Sir Taneguy smile Sorbonne soul sword Taneguy Duchâtel thee thine thou art thou hast thought tone Trimouille triumph uttered Veau de Bar vengeance Welsh wife wild wilt words young youth
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Seite 440 - Mrs. Crowe has a clearness and plain force of style, and a power in giving reality to a scene, by accumulating a number of minute details, that reminds us forcibly of Defoe.
Seite 440 - Prescott's works in point of style rank with the ablest English historians, and paragraphs may be found in which the grace and elegance of Addison are combined with Robertson's cadence and Gibbon's brilliancy.
Seite 439 - Tour round my Garden,' by Alphonse Karr, and think it is caleulated to do a world of good. The stay-at-home mnn pursues the traveller with incessant banter ; he shows that in his little world of a garden he has all the pains and pleasures, all the sights and sounds, of travel.