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... quence of his opposition to the designs of their favoured hero , Hengist , king of the Saxons ; 146 MORNINGS IN SPRING .
... quence of his opposition to the designs of their favoured hero , Hengist , king of the Saxons ; 146 MORNINGS IN SPRING .
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favoured hero , Hengist , king of the Saxons ; whilst , on the other side , Merlin , the great prophet of the Celts , aids the British prince in defeating the ma- chinations of the demons of Scandinavia . With such materials , and with ...
favoured hero , Hengist , king of the Saxons ; whilst , on the other side , Merlin , the great prophet of the Celts , aids the British prince in defeating the ma- chinations of the demons of Scandinavia . With such materials , and with ...
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For some days the British knights meet with no equal opponents ; but , at length , Valdemar and Hengist , the kings of Dacia and of Saxony , and the first amongst the warriors of the North , enter the lists ; and the latter , bearing ...
For some days the British knights meet with no equal opponents ; but , at length , Valdemar and Hengist , the kings of Dacia and of Saxony , and the first amongst the warriors of the North , enter the lists ; and the latter , bearing ...
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In the meanwhile he offers to Hengist , whilst the festival lasts , the liberty of preferring his suit , declaring , at the same time , that should the maid contemn his love , no force shall be put upon her inclinations .
In the meanwhile he offers to Hengist , whilst the festival lasts , the liberty of preferring his suit , declaring , at the same time , that should the maid contemn his love , no force shall be put upon her inclinations .
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Uther , alarmed , secretly issues his orders to recall his son and absent knights , determined that if a mild inti- mation failed to induce Hengist to leave Carlisle , force should compel him to retire . It was in this state of affairs ...
Uther , alarmed , secretly issues his orders to recall his son and absent knights , determined that if a mild inti- mation failed to induce Hengist to leave Carlisle , force should compel him to retire . It was in this state of affairs ...
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| Title | Mornings in Spring: Or, Retrospections, Biographical, Critical, and Historical, Volume 2 Mornings in Spring: Or, Retrospections, Biographical, Critical, and Historical, Nathan Drake |
| Author | Nathan Drake |
| Publisher | J. Murray, 1828 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 12 Mar 2008 |
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