Il castello di Warwick e il suo earls : dalla Sassonia volte al giorno d'oggi . Direzioni in cui pertrovare la grotta. Ha intenzione di Warwick, did accordinglydeliver l'anello nella sua mano, chi era sorpresi withsuch eccesso di gioia, che lei ha appena sapeva cosa dire ;ma dandogli una buona ricompensa, cryed, dove è la mia più attualmente circa ragazzi Cliff, la residenza di Rous e tlie siteof tanto leggendario lore. È situato a circa un miglio e quarterfrom la città di Warwick, ed è stato descritto da Leland come essendo in histime una dimora di piacere, un luogo per soddisfare le Muse, con la sua naturalcavities, i suoi boschi ombrosi,

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Warwick castle and its earls : from Saxon times to the present day . Directions where tofind the Cave. He going to Warwick, did accordinglydeliver the Ring into her Hand, who was surprized withsuch excess of Joy, that she hardly knew what to say ;but giving him a good Reward, cryed, Where is my More presently about Guys Cliff, the residence of Rous, and tlie siteof so much legendary lore. It is situated about a mile and a quarterfrom the town of Warwick, and was described by Leland as being in histime an abode of pleasure, a place meet for the Muses, with its naturalcavities, its shady woods, its clear and crystal streams, its floweringmeadows, and caves overgrown with moss, whilst a gentle river murmursamongst the rocks, creating a solitude and quiet, most loved by theMuses. 32 The Saxon and Norman Earls Lord ? Then he directed her to the Cave, whithershe soon went with her Attendance, to bring her Lordhome : When she came to the Cave, she embraced hisweak Body, and sent forth abundance of Tears, betweenJoy and Sorrow, while Guy thus expressed himseU:. guys porridge-pot. Now in the Great Hall of Warwick Castle. My dear Lady, I am very well satisfyd of your chastLife and pious Doings since my Departure ; I have, since my Return, lived some time here, and have beenmyself Partaker of your Bounties. Ah! my Lord, replyed she, how could you be VOL. I. zi D Warwick Castle ^ so unkind for to live so long by me, and not let meenjoy the Felicity of your Company ? The want ofwhich hath been the greatest Trouble I could have. Heaven knows, says Guy, I love no earthly thinglike thyself but the care of my immortal Soul mademe despise all earthly Felicities, but willing to see theeonce more before my Life was spent, I sent the Ringaccording to my Promise, that thou mightest come andclose my dying Eyes. So ending his Words, he laidhis fainting head on Phylliss trembling Breast, anddyed : When she saw his Exit, she tore her richAttire, and her lovely Hair, and beat her fair Breastsl

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