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" treat me white; I'll do as much for you some day . . . God bless you, sir; good-night. The Ballad of the Black Fox Skin There was Claw-fingered Kitty and Windy Ike living the life of shame, When unto them in the Long, Long Night came the man-who-had-no-name; Bearing his prize of a black fox pelt, out of the Wild he came. His cheeks were blanched as the flume-head foam when the brown spring freshets flow; Deep in their dark, sin-calcined pits were his sombre eyes aglow; They knew him far for the fitful man who spat forth blood on the snow. \"Did ever you see such a skin?\" quoth he; \"there's nought in the world so fine-- Such fullness of fur as black as the night, such lustre, such size, such shine; It's life to a one-lunged man like me; it's London, it's women, it's wine. \"The Moose-hides called it the devil-fox, and swore that no man could kill; That he who hunted it, soon or late, must surely suffer some ill; But I laughed at them and their old squaw-tales. Ha! Ha! I'm laughing still.",
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"ch where the swift cross-currents are; Where, frail and worn, the ice is torn and the angry waters jar. But they did not see him crash and sink into the icy flow; They did not see him clinging there, gripped by the undertow, Clawing with bleeding finger-nails at the jagged ice and snow. They found a note beside the hole where he had stumbled in: \"Here met his fate by evil luck a man who lived in sin, And to the one who loves me least I leave this black fox skin.\" And strange it is; for, though they searched the river all around, No trace or sign of black fox skin was ever after found; Though one man said he saw the tread of HOOFS deep in the ground. The Ballad of Pious Pete _\"The North has got him.\"_ --Yukonism. I tried to refine that neighbor of mine, honest to God, I did. I grieved for his fate, and early and late I watched over him like a kid. I gave him excuse, I bore his abuse in every way that I could; I swore to prevail; I camped on his trail; I plotted and planned for his good.",
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"uch a head of fine fair hair; he it was who received the King's horn in an evil day; [118] he never had any care for truth. (Vv. 1751-1844.) When the stranger maiden saw all the knights arrayed looking steadfastly at her, she bowed her head in embarrassment; nor was it strange that her face blushed all crimson. But her confusion was so becoming to her that she looked all the more lovely. When the King saw that she was embarrassed, he did not wish to leave her side. Taking her gently by the hand, he made her sit down on his right hand; and on his left sat the Queen, speaking thus to the King the while. \"Sire, in my opinion he who can win such a fair lady by his arms in another land ought by right to come to a royal court. It was well we waited for Erec; for now you can bestow the kiss upon the fairest of the court. I should think none would find fault with you! for none can say, unless he lie, that this maiden is not the most charming of all the damsels here, or indeed in all the world.",
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"I have told you that once, and I say it again. This once again I will pardon you; but another time restrain yourself, and do not again turn around to watch me: for in doing so you would be very foolish. I do not relish your words.\"",
"I HAVE TOLD YOU THAT ONCE AND I SAY IT AGAIN THIS ONCE AGAIN I WILL PARDON YOU BUT ANOTHER TIME RESTRAIN YOURSELF AND DO NOT AGAIN TURN ROUND TO WATCH ME FOR IN DOING SO YOU WOULD BE VERY FOOLISH I DO NOT RELISH YOUR WORDS"
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"LL DESERVED THIS WOE AND NOW IT HAS COME UPON ME HOW ABOMINABLY DISLOYAL AND TREACHEROUS I WAS IN MY MADNESS NEVER WAS THERE A BETTER KNIGHT BORN OF MOTHER THAN HE NEVER SHALL HE RECEIVE HARM THROUGH ME IF I CAN IN ANY WAY PREVENT IT I COMMAND YOU ALL TO RETRACE YOUR STEPS BACK THEY GO DISCONSOLATE CARRYING THE LIFELESS SENESCHAL ON THE SHIELD REVERSED THE COUNT WHOSE WOUND WAS NOT MORTAL LIVED ON FOR SOME TIME AFTER THUS WAS EREC DELIVERED EREC GOES OFF AT FULL SPEED DOWN A ROAD BETWEEN TWO HEDGEROWS HE AND HIS WIFE WITH HIM BOTH PUTTING SPURS TO THEIR HORSES THEY RODE UNTIL THEY CAME TO A MEADOW WHICH HAD BEEN MOWN AFTER EMERGING FROM THE HEDGED ENCLOSURE THEY CAME UPON A DRAWBRIDGE BEFORE A HIGH TOWER WHICH WAS ALL CLOSED ABOUT WITH A WALL AND A BROAD AND DEEP MOAT THEY QUICKLY PASSED OVER THE BRIDGE BUT HAD NOT GONE FAR BEFORE THE LORD OF THE PLACE ESPIED THEM FROM UP IN HIS TOWER ABOUT THIS MAN I CAN TELL YOU THE TRUTH THAT HE WAS VERY SMALL OF STATURE BUT VERY COURAGEOUS OF HEART"
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"inviting love; both of them make trial of this sweetness, and let their hearts quaff so freely that hardly can they leave off. Thus, kissing was their first sport. And the love which is between them emboldened the maid and left her quite without her fears; regardless of pain, she suffered all. Before she rose, she no longer bore the name of maid; in the morning she was a new-made dame. That day the minstrels were in happy mood, for they were all well paid. They were fully compensated for the entertainment they had given, and many a handsome gift was bestowed upon them: robes of grey squirrel skin and ermine, of rabbit skins and violet stuffs, scarlets and silken stuffs. Whether it be a horse or money, each one got what he deserved according to his skill. And thus the wedding festivities and the court lasted almost a fortnight with great joy and magnificence. For his own glory and satisfaction, as well as to honour Erec the more, King Arthur made all the knights remain a full fortnight.",
"EETNESS OF THE KISSES INVITING LOVE BOTH OF THEM MAKE TRIAL OF THIS SWEETNESS AND LET THEIR HEARTS QUAFF SO FREELY THAT HARDLY CAN THEY LEAVE OFF THUS KISSING WAS THEIR FIRST SPORT AND THE LOVE WHICH IS BETWEEN THEM EMBOLDENED THE MAID AND LEFT HER QUITE WITHOUT HER FEARS REGARDLESS OF PAIN SHE SUFFERED ALL BEFORE SHE ROSE SHE NO LONGER BORE THE NAME OF MAID IN THE MORNING SHE WAS A NEW MADE DAME THAT DAY THE MINSTRELS WERE IN HAPPY MOOD FOR THEY WERE ALL WELL PAID AND THEY WERE FULLY COMPENSATED FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT THEY HAD GIVEN AND MANY A HANDSOME GIFT WAS BESTOWED UPON THEM ROBES OF GRAY SQUIRREL SKIN AND ERMINE OF RABBIT SKINS AND VIOLET STUFFS SCARLETS AND SILKEN STUFF WHETHER IT BE A HORSE OR MONEY EACH ONE GOT WHAT HE DESERVED ACCORDING TO HIS SKILL AND THUS THE WEDDING FESTIVITIES AND THE COURT LASTED ALMOST A FORTNIGHT WITH GREAT JOY AND MAGNIFICENCE FOR HIS OWN GLORY AND SATISFACTION AS WELL AS TO HONOR EREC THE MORE KING ARTHUR MADE ALL THE KNIGHTS REMAIN A FULL FORTNIGHT"
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"and fine, lively youths, and polite, well-mannered clerks who spent their incomes freely, with fair and charming maidens, and with prosperous burghers. Before Erec reached the town, he sent two knights ahead to announce his arrival to the King. When he heard the news, the King had clerks, knights, and damsels quickly mount, and ordered the bells to be rung, and the streets to be hung with tapestries and silken stuffs, that his son might be received with joy; then he himself got on his horse. Of clerks there were present fourscore, gentle and honourable men, clad in grey cloaks bordered with sable. Of knights there were full five hundred, mounted on bay, sorrel, or white-spotted steeds. There were so many burghers and dames that no one could tell the number of them. The King and his son galloped and rode on till they saw and recognised each other. They both jump down from their horses and embrace and greet each other for a long time, without stirring from the place where they first met.",
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"ANSOM OTHERS TO STAVE OFF THIS DISGRACE ERIC RODE A WHITE HORSE AND CAME FORTH ALONE AT THE HEAD OF THE LINE TO JOUST IF HE MAY FIND AN OPPONENT FROM THE OPPOSITE SIDE THERE RISE OUT TO MEET HIM OR JULIUS DU LAND MOUNTED ON AN IRISH STEED WHICH BEARS HIM ALONG WITH MARVELLOUS SPEED ON THE SHIELD BEFORE HIS BREAST ERIC STRIKES HIM WITH SUCH FORCE THAT HE KNOCKS HIM FROM HIS HORSE HE LEAVES HIM PRONE AND PASSES ON THEN RANDURRANT OPPOSED HIM SON OF THE OLD DAME OF TREGALO COVERED WITH BLUE CLOTH OF SILK HE WAS A KNIGHT OF GREAT PROWESS AGAINST ONE ANOTHER NOW THEY CHARGE AND DEAL FIERCE BLOWS ON THE SHIELDS ABOUT THEIR NECK EREC FROM A LANCE'S LENGTH LAYS HIM OVER ON THE HARD GROUND WHILE RIDING BACK HE MET THE KING OF THE RED CITY WHO WAS VERY VALIANT AND BOLD THEY GRASPED THE REINS BY THE KNOTS AND THEIR SHIELDS BY THE INNER STRAPS THEY BOTH HAD FINE ARMS AND STRONG SWIFT HORSES AND GOOD SHIELDS FRESH AND NEW WITH SUCH FURY THEY STRIKE EACH OTHER THAT BOTH THEIR LANCES FLY IN SPLINTERS"
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"hich can give joy and incline man's heart to gladness. Drums are beaten, large and small, and there is playing of pipes, fifes, horns, trumpets, and bagpipes. What more shall I say? There was not a wicket or a gate kept closed; but the exits and entrances all stood ajar, so that no one, poor or rich, was turned away. King Arthur was not miserly, but gave orders to the bakers, the cooks, and the butlers that they should serve every one generously with bread, wine, and venison. No one asked anything whatever to be passed to him without getting all he desired. (Vv. 2069-2134.) There was great merriment in the palace. But I will pass over the rest, and you shall hear of the joy and pleasure in the bridal chamber. Bishops and archbishops were there on the night when the bride and groom retired. At this their first meeting, Iseut was not filched away, nor was Brangien put in her place. [123] The Queen herself took charge of their preparations for the night; for both of them were dear to her.",
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"Four times or more each day they made him eat and drink, allowing him, however, no garlic or pepper. But whoever might go in or out Enide was always with him, being more than any one else concerned.",
"FOUR TIMES OR MORE EACH DAY THEY MADE HIM EAT AND DRINK ALLOWING HIM HOWEVER NO GARLIC OR PEPPER BUT WHOEVER MIGHT GO IN OR OUT ANNE WAS ALWAYS WITH HIM BEING MORE THAN ANY ONE ELSE CONCERNED"
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" was so devoted to his own horse that he would ride no other. They gave to Enide a mule, for she had lost her palfrey. But she was not concerned; to judge by her looks, she gave the matter no thought. She had a good mule with an easy gait that bore her very comfortably. And it gave her great satisfaction that Erec was not cast down, but rather assured them that he would recover completely. Before the third hour they reached Penevric, a strong castle, well and handsomely situated. There dwelt the two sisters of Guivret; for the place was agreeable enough. Guivret escorted Erec to a delightful, airy room in a remote part of the castle. His sisters, at his request, exerted themselves to cure Erec; and Erec placed himself in their hands, for they inspired him with perfect confidence. First, they removed the dead flesh, then applied plaster and lint, devoting to his care all their skill, like women who knew their business well. Again and again they washed his wounds and applied the plaster.",
"GAIN TO MOUNT AND RIDE ERIC WAS SO DEVOTED TO HIS OWN HORSE THAT HE WOULD RIDE NO OTHER THEY GAVE TO ANID A MULE FOR SHE HAD LOST HER PALFREY BUT SHE WAS NOT CONCERNED TO JUDGE BY HER LOOKS SHE GAVE THE MATTER NO THOUGHT SHE HAD A GOOD MULE WITH AN EASY GAIT THAT BORE HER VERY COMFORTABLY AND IT GAVE HER GREAT SATISFACTION THAT ERIC WAS NOT CAST DOWN BUT RATHER ASSURED THEM THAT HE WOULD RECOVER COMPLETELY BEFORE THE THIRD HOUR THEY REACHED PENEVIRK A STRONG CASTLE WELL AND HANDSOMELY SITUATED THERE DWELT THE TWO SISTERS OF GUIRETTE FOR THE PLACE WAS AGREEABLE ENOUGH GUIVRET ESCORTED ERIC TO A DELIGHTFUL AIRY ROOM IN A REMOTE PART OF THE CASTLE HIS SISTERS AT HIS REQUEST EXERTED THEMSELVES TO CURE ERIC AND ERIC PLACED HIMSELF IN THEIR HANDS FOR THEY INSPIRED HIM WITH PERFECT CONFIDENCE FIRST THEY REMOVED THE DEAD FLESH THEN APPLIED PLASTER AND LINT DEVOTING TO HIS CARE ALL THEIR SKILL LIKE WOMEN WHO KNEW THEIR BUSINESS WELL AGAIN AND AGAIN THEY WASHED HIS WOUNDS AND APPLIED THE PLASTER"
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