The Caged Lion, 1. köideTauchnitz, 1870 - 286 pages |
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Page 65
... laughed as he said , " Now then for the humours of a Scottish fair ! " all his offended dignity was forgotten . The greensward was surrounded by small huts and hovels ; a little old stone church on one side , and a hostel near it ...
... laughed as he said , " Now then for the humours of a Scottish fair ! " all his offended dignity was forgotten . The greensward was surrounded by small huts and hovels ; a little old stone church on one side , and a hostel near it ...
Page 66
... laughed at his glum and contemptuous looks , merrily hailed the gudewife with her brown face and big silver ear - rings , seated himself on the bench at the long wooden table under the great garland of fir - boughs , willow catkins ...
... laughed at his glum and contemptuous looks , merrily hailed the gudewife with her brown face and big silver ear - rings , seated himself on the bench at the long wooden table under the great garland of fir - boughs , willow catkins ...
Page 67
... laughed merrily at the extra- ordinary screwings of visage and contortions of at- titude , and the useless demonstration of effort with which the clowns aimed their shafts and drew their bow , sometimes to find the arrow on the grass at ...
... laughed merrily at the extra- ordinary screwings of visage and contortions of at- titude , and the useless demonstration of effort with which the clowns aimed their shafts and drew their bow , sometimes to find the arrow on the grass at ...
Page 72
... James's bridle ; but the latter merely laughed , saying , " How now , Hal ! be these your old tricks ? " " Ay , when such prizes are errant , " said the assailant ; and Sir James , springing from his horse 72 THE CAGED LION .
... James's bridle ; but the latter merely laughed , saying , " How now , Hal ! be these your old tricks ? " " Ay , when such prizes are errant , " said the assailant ; and Sir James , springing from his horse 72 THE CAGED LION .
Page 79
... This is too far off for tidings . " " True , " said Sir John , with a satirical curl of the lip ; " above all , when fair ladies brook not to ink their ivory fingers . " " There spake the envious fiend , " laughed the HAL . 79.
... This is too far off for tidings . " " True , " said Sir John , with a satirical curl of the lip ; " above all , when fair ladies brook not to ink their ivory fingers . " " There spake the envious fiend , " laughed the HAL . 79.
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