Introduction by Eugene Mason | PAGE vii | |
Note by Elizabeth A. Francis | xix | |
I. | Prologue by Way of Dedication | 1 |
II. | The Lay of Gugemar | 3 |
III. | The Lay of the Dolorous Knight | 24 |
IV. | The Lay of Eliduc | 31 |
V. | The Lay of the Nightingale | 57 |
VI. | The Lay of Sir Launfal | 61 |
VII. | The Lay of the Two Lovers | 77 |
VIII. | The Lay of the Were-Wolf | 83 |
IX. | The Lay of the Ash Tree | 91 |
X. | The Lay of the Honeysuckle | 102 |
XI. | The Lay of Equitan | 105 |
XII. | The Lay of Milon | 112 |
XIII. | The Lay of Yonec | 125 |
XIV. | The Lay of the Thorn | 137 |
XV. | The Lay of Graelent | 148 |
XVI. | A Story of Beyond the Sea | 163 |
XVII. | The Chatelaine of Verci | 197 |
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