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From inside the book100 pages matching Romance of Sir Beves of Hamtoun in this book Page xxixPage xxxiiPage xxxviiWhat people are saying - Write a reviewReview: The Romance of Sir Beues of Hamtoun, Part I: ES 46, 48, 65 (1885, 1886, 1894)User Review - Natalie Moore - GoodreadsBevis of Hampton is a romance of romances. It is exhausting to read, with absolutely no padding, each line telling the action of the story. I would classify it as one of Don Quixote's romances-that ... Read full review Contents
2 other sections not shown Common terms and phrasesAlisaunder and1 anon Arondel Arthour and Merlin Ascopard Befyse Beues Beves bope Brademond castel Celtic Coer de Lion dede doun dragon edited English ESNC ESNCM euery F. J. Furnivall fader Ferumbras French geder gode gret grete haue hire honde ibid Icelandic Iosian Jjat Kaluza's note king knijt knyght kyng Libeaus Desconus londe lord loue mete mijte moche myght neuer note to Libeaus noujt ouer Percy Folio pere rhyme Richard Coer Saber sayde sche schel scholde seide sere seyde shal Sir Beues sire slayne smot SNCM sone speke spere stede stounde swerd syr Beuys thou toke vpon W. W. Skeat wende Whan wolde wyll wyth Yuore Ywain References to this bookFrom Google ScholarMeter Change as a Relic of Performance in the Middle English ...Linda Marie Zaerr - 1967 - QUIDDITAS Bibliographic information
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