Edgar, Vol. 3 of 3: A National Tale (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Retired with her favourite and the attend-j ants. I see, said the Cypriot, Prince, that my sister greatly admires thy story she is much affected and I trust thou Wilt' relate, with thy ready invention, many such for her amusement. The Princess is' tender and innocent. Dost thou find her engaging, my lord P So. Engaging, replied Atheling, that methinks I would I had such a sister. Thou hast not a wish that she were dearer, then, my lorcl? The hand of my little sister hath been already courted by powerful princes. Edgar deeply blushed, and was for several moments silent. A few pangs for the past' shot across his bosom - but he presently drew near to de Lusignan, and grasping his hand, solemnly said, the moon rises in placid beauty - suffer me to lead thee to the royal gardens, and to speak to thee as my friend, my early friend, and to forget for an hour the dignity of thy station suffer me to, lose-the sovereign, and to re member only Oh! That it could ever be -'o, hastily answered de Lw signan, come, let us go this moment.

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