Aucassin was the name of the damoiseau: fair was he, goodly, and great, and featly fashioned of his body and limbs.
Provide thyself with apples of gold to drop, While thou art speeding featly to thy goal.
For it was a job that suited him better than fighting, and there, in a little green hollow, he speedily laid the six featly in a row.
But featly and gracefully the lad wheeled and turned, keeping ever his hand in tierce and his blade across his body, slipping and parrying with the utmost calm and ease.
The voices of the flowers were lifted in gentle cadences to the rhythm of the feathered dancers' featly twists and turns.
Plays the fount so soft and featly In the breeze of waning day, As the lovers whisper sweetly, "I will love you, love alway.
But after a little, under guidance, they did featly enough, so that the distance widened, and they saw with delight the shores of Holland drop back and the solemn, waffing windmills stand up in a long row out of the polder.
And there on the open moor, with the bridle of his own beast, I declare she did the binding featly and well.
In many a sweet device of mirth The day was past along; And some the featlydance amused, And some the dulcet song.
Thine eyes shall ne'er see grace combine so featly black and white As in her visage and the locks that o'er her forehead kiss.
There they found many women featly adorned, that received Etzel's wife with much worship.
In the windows sat stately dames and beautiful maidens, featly adorned, and gazed down at the joisting of the warriors, till that the king himself began to tilt with his kinsmen.
Her body was adorned with rich apparel, and the knights in her train were featly clad.
There was no work of Muckle Alick's doing which was not perfectly done, and as featly and daintily as a girl twitches her crochet needles among the cotton.
Featly received many a mead-cup the mighty-in-spirit, kinsmen who sat in the sumptuous hall, Hrothgar and Hrothulf.
She dropped adown her prison's height On strands of linen featly tied.
Aucassin was the name of the damoiseau: fair was he, goodly, and great, and featly fashioned of his body, and limbs.
And the damoiseau was tall, fair, featly fashioned, and hardy of his hands, and the horse whereon he rode swift and keen, and straight had he spurred him forth of the gate.
Strange, it seemed she was now just about the age when I developed those nodosities of knee and elbow which troubled me so sore, but yet there was nothing of the kind about her, only delicate slimness and featly rounded grace.
And, by my sooth, the Lady Ysolinde stooped and poignarded him as featly as though it had been a work of broidering with a bodkin.
