The works of Alfred Tennyson, Том 6Strahan & Company, 1873 |
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... fear , step after step , she stole Down the long tower - stairs , hesitating : Anon , she heard Sir Lancelot cry in the court , ' This shield , my friend , where is it ? ' and Lavaine Past inward , as she came from out the tower . There ...
... fear , step after step , she stole Down the long tower - stairs , hesitating : Anon , she heard Sir Lancelot cry in the court , ' This shield , my friend , where is it ? ' and Lavaine Past inward , as she came from out the tower . There ...
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... fear our people call you lily maid In earnest , let me bring your colour back ; Once , twice , and thrice : now get you hence to bed : ' So kiss'd her , and Sir Lancelot his own hand , And thus they moved away : she stay'd a minute ...
... fear our people call you lily maid In earnest , let me bring your colour back ; Once , twice , and thrice : now get you hence to bed : ' So kiss'd her , and Sir Lancelot his own hand , And thus they moved away : she stay'd a minute ...
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... fear'd the King , And , after two days ' tarriance there , return'd . Then when he saw the Queen , embracing ask'd , ' Love , are you yet so sick ? ' ' Nay , lord , ' she said . ' And where is Lancelot ? ' Then the Queen amazed , ' Was ...
... fear'd the King , And , after two days ' tarriance there , return'd . Then when he saw the Queen , embracing ask'd , ' Love , are you yet so sick ? ' ' Nay , lord , ' she said . ' And where is Lancelot ? ' Then the Queen amazed , ' Was ...
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... fear in our large Lancelot Must needs have moved my laughter : now remains But little cause for laughter : his own kin— Ill news , my Queen , for all who love him , this ! - His kith and kin , not knowing , set upon him ; So that he ...
... fear in our large Lancelot Must needs have moved my laughter : now remains But little cause for laughter : his own kin— Ill news , my Queen , for all who love him , this ! - His kith and kin , not knowing , set upon him ; So that he ...
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... fear me , that will strike my blossom dead . Too courteous are ye , fair Lord Lancelot . I pray you , use some rough discourtesy To blunt or break her passion . ' . Lancelot said , ' That were against me : what 56 LANCELOT AND ELAINE .
... fear me , that will strike my blossom dead . Too courteous are ye , fair Lord Lancelot . I pray you , use some rough discourtesy To blunt or break her passion . ' . Lancelot said , ' That were against me : what 56 LANCELOT AND ELAINE .
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answer'd arms art thou ask'd Astolat blood brake brother Caerleon call'd Camelot child cloud court cried crown crown'd Dagonet damsel dark dead death diamond door dream'd Elaine ev'n Excalibur eyes face fair Fair lord farewell father fell fire flash'd fool Galahad Gawain glory golden Guinevere hall hand hath heard heart heathen heaven Holy Grail horse Isolt jousts King Arthur King's knew knight lady land laugh'd Lavaine light lily maid living look'd lord loyal maiden marr'd Merlin Modred moved never noble o'er once past Pelleas Percivale Queen Quest realm return'd rode rose saying seem'd shadow shame shield Sir Bors Sir Lancelot Sir Pelleas smile soul spake star stood sware sweet sword Table Round thee thine thou art thou hast thought thro tower trapt Tristram turn'd vext voice vows wandering fires wind
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