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...ipfully. And so the cry was made in England, Wales, and Scotland, Ireland, Cornwall, and in all the Out Isles, and in Brittany and in many countries; ... ... his brother, and Sir Arnold and Sir Gauter, two brethren, good knights of Cornwall. There came Sir Tristram de Liones, and with him Sir Dinas, the Se...

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..., I made up the fire, and took another Inn. It was in the remotest part of Cornwall. A great annual Miners’ Feast was being holden at the Inn, when I ...

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...h of each other?” “She has a flat in Chelsea and a little cottage in South Cornwall, and we sometimes snatch a few days together, away somewhere in Su... ...ard to Wales, to ferries over the Severn, and southwestward into Devon and Cornwall. The doctor and Sir Richmond walked round the walls, 70 The Secre... ... 152 The Secret Places of the Heart to go somewhere. Of course! down into Cornwall to Martin’s cottage. He had to go down to her and be kind and comf... ...- mittee. Someone told him that Sir Richmond had been stay- ing at Ruan in Cornwall where Martin Leeds had a cottage, and someone else had met him at ... ... and someone else had met him at Bath on his way, he said, in his car from Cornwall to a conference with Sir Peter Davies in Glamorganshire. But in th...

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...t to do what he would. Then there fell to them, what of North Wales and of Cornwall, for Sir Lamorak’s sake and for Sir Tristram’s sake, to the number...

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...ced to this very hour upon the sea coast. The most celebrated tin mines in Cornwall are, still, close to the sea. One of them, which I have seen, is s... ... Dickens 21 into Wales and the adjacent country; into Devonshire, and into Cornwall. Those parts of England long remained unconquered. And in Cornwall... .... Michael’s Mount, in Normandy (there is an other St. Michael’s Mount, in Cornwall, wonder fully like it), was then, as it is now, a strong place pe... ... into France: accompanied by his mother and his brother Ri chard, Earl of Cornwall, who was rich and clever. But he only got well beaten, and came ho... ...come yet, however, nor did it seem to be coming. The King made him Earl of Cornwall, and gave him vast riches; and, when the King went over to France ... ... the people, too, despised the favourite, and would never call him Earl of Cornwall, how ever much he complained to the King and asked him to punish ... ...sequence of this attempt was, that a rising took place among the people of Cornwall, who considered themselves too heavily taxed to meet the charges o... ... Rose—encircled by thorns indeed—resolved to go with his beautiful wife to Cornwall as a forlorn resource, and see what might be made of the Cornish m... ...ore, and who had fought so bravely at Deptford Bridge. To Whitsand Bay, in Cornwall, accordingly, came Perkin Warbeck and his wife; and the lovely lad...

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...lent maxims, and are frequently surprised into reason by their mistakes, Mr. Cornwall (one of the Lords of the T reasury) treated the petition of the ...

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...im. They were regarding him strangely. He knew he ought to be somewhere in Cornwall, but he could not square these things with that impression. A matt... ...pon me! Tell me—some days ago, per- haps, I was walking along the coast of Cornwall—?” His voice failed him. The man with the flaxen beard hesitated. ... ...s. “That was it, sir,” said the youngster. “Boscastle, in the old Duchy of Cornwall—it’s in the southwest country beyond the dairy meadows. There is a...

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...ou may know the Cornish men.’ Shall I say the worthy Master T ressilian of Cornwall?” “Say no more than I have given you warrant for, mine host, and s... ...address, as might have confirmed, the opinion that he drew his origin from Cornwall whose natives are such masters in the art of wrestling, as, were t... ...ied Leicester, “it is enough—the tempest does indeed brew in that quarter! Cornwall and De- von—Raleigh and T ressilian—one of them is indicated-I mus... ...ity , and of late one Master Edmund T ressilian, a worshipful gentleman in Cornwall, who, on some slight received, it was told me, where he had set hi... ...me from having you pun- ished. I demand your name!” “Edmund T ressilian of Cornwall,” answered the mask. “My tongue has been bound by a promise for fo...

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...ice on the stage, and three or four times in private, since my return from Cornwall. I had seen some beautiful verses of hers, long before she was an ... ...d in this his first season. There is in Falmouth an Association called the Cornwall Polytechnic Society, established about twenty years ago, and suppo...

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...o. And there is a certain exaltation in the thought of going west, even to Cornwall, to Ireland. It is as if the magnetic poles were south-west and no...

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...ith the utmost readiness, his name as Captain Thomas, New Lodge, Penzance, Cornwall; he said he was in London for a few days only on business connecte...

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... The business end of the funeral of the late Sir Dalliance the duke’s son of Cornwall, killed in an encounter with the Giant of the Knotted Bludgeon l... ...wn. Then there was talk of peace and a composi tion. Terms, Mordred to have Cornwall and Kent during Arthur’s life, and the whole kingdom afterward.”...

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...er and land. And, I can tell you, there is brave hunting this water dog in Cornwall; where there have been so many, that our learned Camden says there...

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...men who fought with Caesar, if now represented at all, are so in Wales, in Cornwall, or other western recesses of the island. And the Albanians are he...

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...diate attendants; a party of boorish-looking Germans waited for Richard of Cornwall; and the slender, richly- caparisoned palfreys of the ladies were ...

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...ent, for twelve miles, over a country as barren, as stony, and as wild, as Cornwall in England, until we came to Radicofani, where there is a ghostly,...

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...into your coach, Whom honour with your hand: to make remarks, Who rules in Cornwall, or who rules in Berks: ‘This may be troublesome, is near the chai...

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... were essential in them. Wres tling matches, in the different fashions of Cornwall and Devonshire, were seen here and there about the market place; i...

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...of Tweedie’s dog so as to deceive a native. At the same time, I was afraid my name of St. Ives was scarcely suitable; till I remembered there was a to...

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...r of Colonel du Lac, of an old Channel Island family, who had fought under Cornwallis and had settled in Maryland, after the war, with his bride, Lady... ... of the house of Trevenna, the Duke of St. Austrey, at his country-seat in Cornwall and at St. Austrey in Gloucestershire; and his Grace had frequentl...