One Seigneur served under Philip Augustus against Richard Coeur de Lion, and was made prisoner at the battle of Gisors.
On the morning of the third day, before reaching Rouen, I saw at a distance the remains of Chateau Galliard, the favorite castle of Richard Coeur de Lion.
But, my brave Lannes, theCoeur de Lion was not braver than you.
By some writers it has been ascribed to Richard Coeur de Lion, who is said to have girded a leathern band round the legs of his bravest knights in.
Scott did the best he could with his Coeur de Lion.
Were I to write a poem about Coeur de Lion I should not mar my poem by using the simple language of the day; but if I write a prose story of the time, I cannot altogether avoid some attempt at far-away quaintnesses in language.
Ivanhoe findsCoeur de Leon besieging the Castle of Chalons, and there they both do wondrous deeds, Ivanhoe always surpassing the king.
The most perfect existing great houses of the middle ages are those of Jacques Coeur at Bourges and of the abbot of Cluny in Paris.
But, at Henry's death, Philip found himself in a very different position towards Henry's two sons, Richard Coeurde Lion and John Lackland.
He was reminded of the example set by Richard Coeur de Lion, who, sixty years before, had refused to cast even a look upon Jerusalem, when he was unable to deliver her from her enemies.
Richard Coeur de Lion, and John Lackland, masters of the most beautiful provinces of France, that Philip directed his persistent efforts.
Thus, in the romance of Richard Coeur de Lion: "They slowe euery Sarezyn, And toke the temple of Apolyn.
In the first line of the quotation last given from Richard Coeurde Lion, your correspondent H.
Knight of France, on his tomb at Briar Farm, with his motto--"Mon coeur me soutien!
Over the wide chimney his coat-of-arms was painted, the colours having faded into tender hues like those of autumn leaves, and the motto underneath was "Mon coeur me soutien.
I used to put flowers on it, just where his motto was carved--'Mon coeur me soutien.
In marriage a man lowers a woman to his own rank; in an affaire du coeur he raises himself to her's.
She corrected herself, and for the ancient Indian name that the people of the country use, gave it the official one bestowed in baptism by the church--St. Coeur de Marie.
But is there anything more lovely than the midnight mass at Saint Coeur de Marie, with Yvonne Boilly playing the harmonium, and Pacifique Simard who sings the Latin so beautifully!
It is truly "le coeur plus veuf que toutes les veuves" that speaks in them.
Our hero's minstrelsy no more equalled that of Blondel than poor Davie resembled Coeur de Lion; but the melody had the same effect of producing recognition.
You are afraid of nothing, Coeur de Lion," I answered with an adoring look that brought on another avalanche of caresses.
I called you Richard, Coeur de Lion, but it was a mistake.
The bliss of such a secret little reunion might, doubtless would, appeal to most lovers, but not to Coeurde Lion.
Her intention was to travel to Constantinople and Greece, in search of the correct local colouring for a poem she was planning on Richard Coeur de Lion.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "coeur" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
