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... and at this moment the exceeding unknightliness of the service that could
alone rescue Burridge—viz., the collection of unpleasant statistics as to Carlotta's
present life—stood out in such ludicrous relief against my chivalresque phrases,
that ...
... and at this moment the exceeding unknightliness of the service that could
alone rescue Burridge — viz., the collection of unpleasant statistics as to Car-
lotta's present life — stood out in such ludicrous relief against my chivalresque
phrases, ...
Laurence William Maxwell Lockhart, St. George Tucker, 1869
... so soon as supper was over, he recited to the eager and delighted auditors, the
tele of patient Grisel, as rendered by Chaucer, calling forth eager comments from,
both Patrick and Lily, on the unknightliness of the Marquis. Malcolm, however ...
Charlotte Mary Yonge, Christabel Rose Coleridge, Arthur Innes, 1868
said AngeL disconcerted, as he fancied his brother was shocked at the
unknightliness of the avowal. " It is impossible !" cried Humfrey. " Not love her ?
the brightest star that ever shone on us ! Escape her 1 when / " He broke off and
sank back, ...
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Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine
Now I had become conscious that, in my protestations of yesterday, 1 had been,
in fact, talking hideous nonsense, making vows and undertakings of which I could
foresee no realisation ; and at this moment the exceeding unknightliness of the ...
To uphold which allegation, and to defend me, who am blinded by his
unknightliness, I do offer a champion to prove all that I say with his body in
combat.” The Earl of Mackworth darted a quick look at Myles, who came forward
the moment his ...
Ernie Howard Pyle. Alban, is a foul and an attainted liar in all that he hath
accused me of. To uphold which allegation, and to defend me, who am blinded
by his unknightliness, Ido offer a championto prove all that Isay with his body in
combat.
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The Story of the Champions of the Round Table [Illustrated ...
Wherefore I beseech you to set this matter right, so that those who accuse you of
unknightliness may be brought to confusion." So wrote Sir Launcelot, and at
those words Sir Tristram was cast into a great deal of pain and trouble of spirit ;
for he ...
... delighted auditors the tale of patient Grisel, as rendered by Chaucer, calling
forth eager comments from both Patrick and Lily, on the unknightliness of the
Marquis. Malcolm, however, added, 'Yet, after all, she was but a mere peasant
wench.
M. Charlotte Yonge, M Yonge Charlotte, 2009
10
The Caged Lion: A Novel
... a little solicitation, so soon as supper was over, he recited to the eager and
delighted auditors the tale of patient Grisel, as rendered by Chaucer, calling forth
eager comments from both Patrick and Lily, on the unknightliness of the marquis.
Charlotte Mary Yonge, 1870
