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Knights of the Helmet have captured three monsters, enemies of the Prince of Purpoole. The monsters prove to be Envy, Malcontent, and Folly, and are dismissed from the Prince's presence, while the knights, after conveying them forth ...
Knights of the Helmet have captured three monsters, enemies of the Prince of Purpoole. The monsters prove to be Envy, Malcontent, and Folly, and are dismissed from the Prince's presence, while the knights, after conveying them forth ...
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... Prince Henry's it is merely a practical illustration of the recovery of Chivalry from her long sleep, which is already consummated before a sword is drawn. And whatever we may think of the kind of chivalry which the age of James I ...
... Prince Henry's it is merely a practical illustration of the recovery of Chivalry from her long sleep, which is already consummated before a sword is drawn. And whatever we may think of the kind of chivalry which the age of James I ...
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... prince's return, no longer quite recent on the original occasion, had become ancient history; and the abortive Spanish match was entirely superseded in the general interest by the betrothal in November, 1624, and impending marriage of ...
... prince's return, no longer quite recent on the original occasion, had become ancient history; and the abortive Spanish match was entirely superseded in the general interest by the betrothal in November, 1624, and impending marriage of ...
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