Your nobles all have played their part; Give me your glove and warlike staff, And I will show this heathen king In frank speech how a true knight feels.
Thou didst cherish me and give me knighthood, and I proved myself a true knight on the very day when I was dubbed.
My true knight," said she, "I must in sooth believe thee, and I feel that I may.
Sir Gawain kist that ladye faire Lying upon the sheete, And swore, as he was a true knight, The spice was never so swete.
Soon to the field returns the Count Rollánd With Durendal in hand; as a true knight He fights.
While life doth last, a true knight yields it not!
The lord Langurante seeing him coming was rejoiced, and couched his spear like a true knight, and so did Bernard.
A true knight was a chess-player, and the game was played in every country of chivalry; for as the chivalric states of midland Europe obtained a knowledge of it from the Scandinavians, so the southern states acquired it from the Arabs.
So be it," said Sir Lancelot, "as I am a true knight.
I require my gift of thee as a true knight, or else will I shame thee in King Arthur's court; for this Abellius is the falsest knight alive, and a murderer of many.
I was confident that you would keep your vow; and although in any case, as a true knight, I was bound to preserve your gift, still more so was I bound by the thought of the manner in which you had presented it to me.
He had never entertained any ambition for rising to high office in the Order, but had hoped only to perform his duty as a true knight, to fight against the infidels, and some day, if need be, to die for the Order.
Lady Katrine, "I'll lead the way; and if you are a true knight, you will follow.
I am heartily glad to hear it, for I dare pronounce him a traitorous ruffian, and no true knight.
However, I must repeat, that without your full consent you shall not be taken from French ground, or I am no true knight.
Bid him welcome to my castle, where, by my faith, as I am a true knight, he shall have courteous reception, and full security for himself and followers.
If thou art of mortal mould, thy valour shall meet its equal; and if thou art a true knight, thou wilt scorn to employ sorcery to carry thy point.
He knew it would be difficult to obtain her consent, and for that very reason he must win it, for he was a true knight.
Then let him come and make thee Lady of the Giustiniani, like a true knight!
I look'd 'a should have sent me two and twenty yards of satin, as I am a true knight, and he sends me security.
They led him to King Thurston their father; and when Thurston saw that Horn was a man of might, skilled in arms, and a true knight, he took him into his service readily.
But in the days to come, when ye shall love and wed some good knight, for your sake I will bestow upon him broad lands and great riches; and at all times will I hold me ready to serve you as a true knight may.
I am ready to answer for the deeds I have done here by all the lands I possess, as I am a true knight," was Sir Richard's answer.
He quitted himself like a true knight: three steeds he hewed down in three strokes.
This from you, who told me once I was no true knight!
You may drive me from the castle--I only long to be away from it; but I cannot stain my soul by saying that spoil and rapine are the deeds of a true knight.
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