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Excerpt from Little Jehan De Saintre and of the Lady of the Fair Cousins: Without Being Any Otherwise NamedIf I Spoke, a moment ago, of Saintre' bemg the Waver ley, and even more than the Waverley of a comparatively unlettered age, I must be understood to have been insti tuting a comparison simply between the originality, not the literary pretensions of the two works. That Scott was greatly struck with Saintre' more so, perhaps, than he was al...

Excerpt from Romantic Episodes of Chivalric and Medieval FranceIX. Item. We will and ordain that all lifts for trial by battle {hall be of one hundred and twenty paces round that is to fay, forty wide by eighty long. And this, all judges are required to fee attended to, and that the fame be kept in the neceffary repair.Item. We will and appoint, that the {tool and tent of the appellant, let his rank be what it may, be at our right hand, or at ...

Excerpt from The Book of the Knight of the Tower, Landry: Which He Made for the Instruction of His Daughters (by Way of Selection), Now Done Into EnglishS the Knight of the Tower has left us, himself, a prologue to his book, in which he sufficiently explains its general character, it is unnecessary that the reader should be troubled with a second, or, at any rate, a long one. So I have little more to say than to state, that, so far as the seve...

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Romantic Episodes of Chivalric and Mediaeval France is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1868. Hansebooks is editor of the literature on different topic areas such as research and science, travel and expeditions, cooking and nutrition, medicine, and other genres. As a publisher we focus on the preservation of historical literature. Many works of historical writers and scientists are available today as antiques only....

Unique in its approach and really helpful with its information - this book is a must have for any Puggit owner" Written for the admirers, fans and owners of this wonderful breed, we are confident that you will greatly benefit from the techniques and information in this book. Composed by a long-term owner of the Puggit, this book is certainly a must have addition to your collection.

Breaking up is hard to do-so why not pay someone to do it for you?Twelve-year-old Quentin never asked to be the Heartbreak Messenger. It just kind of happened, and he can't let a golden opportunity pass him by. The valuable communication service he offers is simple: He delivers breakup messages. For a small fee, he will deliver that message to your soon-to-be ex. If you order the deluxe package, he'll even throw in some flowers and a box of ch...

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Excerpt from Little Jehan De Saintre and of the Lady of the Fair Cousins: Without Being Any Otherwise Named If I Spoke, a moment ago, of Saintre' bemg the Waver ley, and even more than the Waverley of a comparatively unlettered age, I must be understood to have been insti tuting a comparison simply between the originality, not the literary pretensions of the two works. That Scott was greatly struck with Saintre' more so, perhaps, than he was ...