Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London Chatto and Windus · leaf 133
tinal who guarded the gate ; which provoked Valen-tine to that degree, that he ran against him with such fury, thatthe centinell fell down dead immediately. The Lady Clerimond beheld all this dispute, and seeingthem brave knights received them courteously—Valentinehaving presented tokens from the… … Rantus, where the head was placed between four pillars of purejasper ; when as they entered, it made the following speechingto Valentine. Thou famous Knight of Royal extract, art called Valen-tine the Valiant, who of right ought to marry the Lady Cleri- The History of Valentine and Orson. iiy mond.…
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