Sir Roland, Vol. 4: A Romance of the Twelfth Century in Four Volumes (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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The ladies were me'anwhile alone, and weeping in their chambers. Neither My riol nor Avis could find solace for their sorrow, in the friendly converse of the other; for the unfortunate quarrel of their lovers had madefthem, for, the first time, experience sentiments the most unconge nial and inimical: for each, in wishing the successof her. Own lover, of course con templated'the confusion andfldefeat of his opponent; and. Both' were too good..ahd amiable to rejoice in the prospect of the other's misery.

The hour. Had come when; the cause was to be decided. The king appeared.

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