The Literature and the Literary Men of Great Britain and Ireland: In Two Volumes, Volum 1Harper, 1851 - 576 pàgines |
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... lady Swainford , governess in the duke's family . As both Philippa and lady Swainford were very great favorites of the Duke and the Duchess of Lancaster , this marriage contributed greatly to Chaucer's advantage ; and as an expression ...
... lady Swainford , governess in the duke's family . As both Philippa and lady Swainford were very great favorites of the Duke and the Duchess of Lancaster , this marriage contributed greatly to Chaucer's advantage ; and as an expression ...
Pàgina 46
... lady Swainford , and thus become Chaucer's brother - in - law , no con- sideration could induce the venerable poet to leave his quiet retirement , not- withstanding the most flattering offers of court favor were extended to him . It was ...
... lady Swainford , and thus become Chaucer's brother - in - law , no con- sideration could induce the venerable poet to leave his quiet retirement , not- withstanding the most flattering offers of court favor were extended to him . It was ...
Pàgina 50
... lady , that I love most , But I bequeath the service of my ghost To you aboven every creature , Since that my life ne may no longer dure . ' Alas the woe ! alas the paines strong , That I for you have suffered , and so long ! Alas the ...
... lady , that I love most , But I bequeath the service of my ghost To you aboven every creature , Since that my life ne may no longer dure . ' Alas the woe ! alas the paines strong , That I for you have suffered , and so long ! Alas the ...
Pàgina 51
... lady yet cast he his eye ; His laste word was , ' Mercy Emily ! ' DEPARTURE OF CUSTANCE . Custance. is. banished. from. her. husband. ,. Alla. ,. king. of. Northumberland. ,. in consequence of the treachery of the king's mother . Her ...
... lady yet cast he his eye ; His laste word was , ' Mercy Emily ! ' DEPARTURE OF CUSTANCE . Custance. is. banished. from. her. husband. ,. Alla. ,. king. of. Northumberland. ,. in consequence of the treachery of the king's mother . Her ...
Pàgina 67
... Lady Jane , James was most ardently attached , and her praises elicited his finest poetic strains . The only unquestioned production of this youthful monarch , is a long poem entitled The King's Quhair , or Book . This poem , which ...
... Lady Jane , James was most ardently attached , and her praises elicited his finest poetic strains . The only unquestioned production of this youthful monarch , is a long poem entitled The King's Quhair , or Book . This poem , which ...
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