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Title: Windsor castle
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Thomas, Edward, 1878-1917 Haslehust, E. W. (Ernest William), 1866- ill
Subjects: Windsor Castle
Publisher: London (etc.) : Blackie and son, limited
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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t he never saw before so noblenor so fair a lady. He was stricken therewith to theheart with a sparkle of fine love that endured longafter: he thought no lady in the world so worthyto be beloved as she. Thus they entered into thecastle hand in hand: the lady led him first into thehall and after into the chamber, nobly apparelled.The king regarded so the lady, that she wasabashed: at last he went to a window to rest him,and so fell in a great study. The lady went aboutto make cheer to the lords and knights that werethere, and commanded to dress the hall for dinner.When she had all devised and commanded, thenshe came to the king with a merry cheer, who wasin a great study, and she said, Dear sir, why do yestudy so for? Your grace not displeased, it apper-tained not to you so to do. Rather ye should makegood cheer and be joyful, seeing ye have chasedaway your enemies, who durst not abide you. Letother men study for the remnant Then the kingsaid: (Ah! dear lady, know for truth that sith I
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fcWHAst-KHUST THE CANONS CLOISTERS THE STORY OF THE CASTLE 31 entered into the castle, there is a study come tomy mind, so that I cannot choose but to muse:nor I cannot tell you what shall fall thereof: putit out of my heart I cannot. Ah! sir, quoth thelady, ye ought always to make good cheer to com-fort therewith your people. God hath aided you soin your business, and hath given you so great graces,that ye be the most doubted and honoured princein all Christendom; and if the King of Scots hathdone you any despite or damage, ye may wellamend it when it shall please you, as ye have donedivers times or this. Sir, leave your musing andcome into the hall, if it please you: your dinner isall ready. Ah! fair lady, quoth the king, otherthings lieth at my heart that ye know not of: butsurely the sweet behaving, the perfect wisdom, thegood grace, nobleness and excellent beauty, that Isee in you, hath so sore surprised my heart, that Icannot but love you, and without your love I ambut dead. The

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