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# Stories Revived (3 volumes, London: Macmillan & Co., 1885)/Volume 1

STORIES REVIVED
STORIES REVIVED
IN THREE VOLUMES
VOL. I.
THE AUTHOR OF 'BELTRAFFIO.' PANDORA. THE PATH OF DUTY. A DAY OF DAYS. A LIGHT MAN.
BY
HENRY JAMES
London
MACMILLAN AND CO.
1885
NOTICE.
As the date of the original publication (for the most part in American magazines) is attached to each of the Tales comprised in these volumes, the reader will see that the greater number appeared for the first time many years ago—that the oldest, indeed, are of an almost venerable age; but it is proper to add that these earlier stories have been in every case minutely revised and corrected—many passages being wholly rewritten. In the matter of revision, in short, they have been very freely handled; some of the proper names have been altered, and in one instance the title of the story. The first and third Tales in the first volume are the only ones first presented in an English periodical (The English Illustrated Magazine), all the others (the latest of which is of 1878) saw the light on the other side of the Atlantic. It had come to the writer's knowledge that they were being to some extent "hunted up," and there seemed to be good reasons for anticipating further research by re-introducing them. He is confident that they have gained, not lost, freshness by the process of retouching to which they have been subjected.
February 1885.
CONTENTS OF VOL. I.
| | PAGE |
| The Author of 'Beltraffio' | 1 |
| Pandora | 71 |
| The Path of Duty | 144 |
| A Light Man | 199 |
| A Day of Days | 246 |
# Stories after Nature

STORIES AFTER NATURE.
$_*$$^*$$_*$Four hundred copies printed. No. 208.
STORIES AFTER NATURE.
By CHARLES WELLS.
With a Preface by W. J. LINTON.
LONDON: LAWRENCE AND BULLEN, 169, New Bond Street. 1891.
# Stories Revived (3 volumes, London: Macmillan & Co., 1885)/Volume 3

STORIES REVIVED
STORIES REVIVED
IN THREE VOLUMES
VOL. III.
POOR RICHARD. THE LAST OF THE VALERII. MASTER EUSTACE THE ROMANCE OF CERTAIN OLD CLOTHES. A MOST EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
BY
HENRY JAMES
London
MACMILLAN AND CO.
1885
Printed by R. & R. Clark, Edinburgh.
CONTENTS OF VOL. III.
| | PAGE |
| Poor Richard | 1 |
| The Last of the Valerii | 91 |
| Master Eustace | 136 |
| The Romance of Certain Old Clothes | 179 |
| A Most Extraordinary Case | 209 |
# Stories Translated from the German

STORIES
TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN.
LONDON: LONGMAN, BROWN, GREEN AND LONGMANS, PATERNOSTER ROW; P. T. HELLYER, RYDE, ISLE OF WIGHT.
MDCCCXLII.
RYDE:
PRINTED BY E. HARTNALL, CROSS STREET.
PREFACE.
This little volume is presented to the public, in compliance with the wishes of several friends who have perused the manuscript translation.
The title adopted is indeed a little at variance with the original word; but, as in English, a Novel signifies 3 vols. 12mo., it might seem ludicrous to appropriate the same awful title to these few pages. I have, therefore, considered Stories to be more suitable, as the very idea of having to labour through five novels would terrify many; moreover, we generally expect some dreadful event connected with a novel; by which, in the present instance, the reader might be woefully disappointed, ​as the facts narrated are of the most simple nature. The following definition of a novel will certainly not be verified:
"A novel, now," says Will, "is nothing more Than an old castle—and a creaking door— A distant hovel— Clanking of chains—a gallery—a light— Old armour—and a phantom all in white, And there's a novel!"
The taste for German literature is widely spreading, as well as the desire to become acquainted with the language itself; but, for the satisfaction of those who are unacquainted with the richness of the German language, I have adhered as strictly as possible to the original expressions, in order that some idea might be formed of the peculiarity of style adopted by the German writers of the present day.
​The first four "Novels" are by Julius Mosen, a writer who has acquired some celebrity by his epic poem of "Ahasver." The last Story is taken from the "Gesammelte Novellen" of Tieck, an author well known to the English student of German literature.
G. F. CROSSTHWAITE.
Ryde, Isle of Wight, 1842.
CONTENTS.
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# Strang v. Bradner

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United States Supreme Court
114 U.S. 555
Strang v. Bradner
G. H. Forster, for plaintiffs in error.
Wm. F. Cogswell, for defendants in error.
HARLAN, J.

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# Strait v. Laird
## Dissenting Opinion

    Rehnquist
Supreme Court of the United States
406 U.S. 341
Strait v. Laird, Secretary of Defense, et al.
Certiorari to the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
No. 71-83 Argued: March 22, 1972 --- Decided: May 22, 1972
District Court for the Northern District of California has jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. § 2241 (c)(1) to hear and determine the habeas corpus application of petitioner, who was on unattached, inactive Army reserve duty while domiciled in California, where military authorities processed his application for conscientious objector discharge, though he was under the nominal command of the commanding officer of the Reserve Office Components Personnel Center in Indiana. Schlanger v. Seamans, 401 U.S. 487, distinguished. Pp. 342-346.
445 F. 2d 843, reversed.
DOUGLAS, J., delivered the opinion of the Court, in which STEWART WHITE, MARSHALL, and BLACKMUN, JJ., joined. REHNQUIST, J., filed a dissenting opinion, in Part I of which BURGER, C. J., and BRENNAN and POWELL, JJ., joined, post, p. 346.
John T. Hansen argued the cause for petitioner. With him on the briefs were Melvin L. Wulf, Michael N. Pollet, and Paul Halvonik.
Solicitor General Griswold argued the cause for respondents. With him on the brief were Assistant Attorney General Mardian, Wm. Terry Bray, and Robert L. Keuch.
Stanley F. Farrar filed a brief for the Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors et al. as amici curiae urging reversal.
# Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

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Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is a short novel about a London lawyer who investigates strange occurrences between his old friend, Dr. Henry Jekyll, and the misanthropic Mr. Edward Hyde. The work is known for its vivid portrayal of the psychopathology of a split personality, becoming an immediate success and one of Stevenson's best-selling works.
page
page
By the Same Author.
* An Inland Voyage.
* Edinburgh: Picturesque Notes.
* Travels with a Donkey.
* Virginibus Puerisque.
* Familiar Studies of Men and Books.
* New Arabian Nights.
* Treasure Island.
* The Silverado Squatters.
* A Child's Garden of Verses.
* Prince Otto.
(With Mrs. Stevenson.) More New Arabian Nights: the Dynamiter.
page
page
PRINTED BY
SPOTTISWOODE AND CO., NEW-STREET SQUARE
LONDON
page
TO
KATHARINE DE MATTOS.
It's ill to loose the bands that God decreed to bind; Still will we be the children of the heather and the wind. Far away from home, O it's still for you and me That the broom is blowing bonnie in the north countrie.
page
CONTENTS.
This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.
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# State of Alabama v. Montague

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United States Supreme Court
117 U.S. 602
State of Alabama v. Montague
Argued: April 12, 1886. ---
[Statement of Case from pages 603-604 intentionally omitted]
Saml. F. Rice, for appellants.
Xenophon Wheeler, for appellees.
MILLER, J.

## Notes

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# State ex rel. Frohnmayer v. Rajneesh Foundation International

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State ex rel. Frohnmayer v. Rajneesh Foundation International. Court of Appeals of Oregon. July 20, 1987.
State of Oregon, ex rel Dave Frohnmayer, Attorney General for the State of Oregon, Respondent, v. Rajneesh Foundation International, Rajneesh Investment Corporation, Rajneesh Services International Ltd, Rajneesh Financial Services Trust, Rajneesh Neo Sannyas International Commune, et al, Respondents, v. Evelyn L. Reid, M. Erick Reid, Kim E. Jepsen, Charles Fountain, Mrs. Charles Fountain, Helen Dunn, David Dunn, Jeroel, Inc., David P. Lutgens, Sandy L. Lutgens, William L. Hulse, Raymond P. Matthew, Terri Asplund, Mary Anderson, Carolyn Bradley, Wilma B. Stevens, Marion Lick, Marilyn Miller, Vickie Loften, Diana Corrico, Mary Connine, Lillian Herschback, Robin Schwarzbach, Leona Simons, Jaime Mondragon, Jose Mondragon, Wesley O. Posey, Delores F. Meader, Gary A. Hutson, Geraldine M. Hutson, David Martin, Jean Namie, Barbara Boler, Verna L. Brewer, Maureen K. Elliott, Rick Nishimoto, Karl Hoch, Gordon Goss, Norma Goss, Roy Goss, Kimberly Goss, John C. Morgan, Hazel L. Morgan, Jason C. Morgan, Mike Oates, Kathy Oates, Sarah Oates, Jim Oates, and Marjorie Oates, Appellants
Nos. CC 85-168, A42208
COURT OF APPEALS OF OREGON
87 Ore. App. 57; 740 P.2d 1243; 1987 Ore. App. LEXIS 4224
Argued and submitted July 20, 1987
August 12, 1987, Filed
PRIOR HISTORY: Appeal from Circuit Court, Wasco County. John Jelderks, Judge.
COUNSEL: Wayne C. Annala, argued the cause and filed the brief for appellants.
Michael D. Reynolds, Assistant Attorney General, argued the cause for respondent State of Oregon. With him on the brief were Dave Frohnmayer, Attorney General, and Virginia L. Linder, Solicitor General.
No appearance for respondents Rajneesh Foundation International, Rajneesh Investment Corporation, Rajneesh Services International Ltd, Rajneesh Financial Services Trust, Rajneesh Neo Sannyas International Commune, et al.
JUDGES: Warden, Presiding Judge, and Van Hoomissen and Young, Judges.
OPINION
Affirmed without opinion.
This work is in the public domain in the United States because it is a publicly-available court filing.
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# Soult to Kellermann, Charleroi, 16 June 1815

French original, and a software translation into English. Written shortly after 04:00 Wit, p. 1 harvnb error: no target: CITEREFWit (help).
sources:
* Wit, Pierre de (31 May 2016), "A study, 16th June 1815 French Army General headquarters", The campaign of 1815: a study, Emmen, the Netherlands, p. 1, <http://waterloo-campaign.nl/bestanden/files/june16/frhfdkw.pdf>. Footnotes:
** Copy in SHD. C15, nr.5
** Copy in register of staff. In: BNP, FR.Nouv.acq.4366
* Grouchy (1874), Mémoires du maréchal de Grouchy, vol. 4, Paris: E. Dentu, p. 165.
| Charleroi, le 16 Juin 1815 |
| Au comte de Valmy, | To the Comte de Valmy, |
| Ordre au comte de Valmy de réunir et diriger le 3e corps de cavalerie sur Gosselies, ou il sera à la disposition du maréchal Ney. | Order to the Comte de Valmy to collect and direct the 3rd Corps of Cavalry on Gosselies, where he will be at the disposal of Marshal Ney. |
| Soult | Soult |
# Soult to Gérard, Charleroi, 16 June 1815

French original, and a software translation into English. Probably written between 07:00–08:00 Wit, p. 2 fn. 8 harvnb error: no target: CITEREFWit (help).
The order was carried by Crova.(Wit, p. 2 fn. 8 harvnb error: no target: CITEREFWit (help) cites a note in the margin of the register. In: BNP, FR.Nouv.acq.4366)
sources:
* Wit, Pierre de (31 May 2016), "A study, 16th June 1815 French Army General headquarters", The campaign of 1815: a study, Emmen, the Netherlands, p. 2, <http://waterloo-campaign.nl/bestanden/files/june16/frhfdkw.pdf>. Footnotes:
** Copy in register of staff. In: BNP, FR.Nouv.acq.4366
** In: SHD. C15, nr.5
** Also in:
* Grouchy (1829), Fragments Historiques Relatifs a la Campagne de 1815, Paris: Dido, p. 45.
* Grouchy (1874), Mémoires du maréchal de Grouchy, vol. 4, Paris: E. Dentu, p. 166.
| Charleroi, le 16 Juin 1815 | Charleroi, 16 June 1815 |
| Monsieur le comte, |
| l'Empereur ordonne que vous mettiez en marche le quatrième corps d'armée, et que vous le dirigiez sur Sombreffe, en laissant Fleurus à gauche, afin d'éviter l'encombrement. Je vous préviens que l'intention de sa Majesté est que vous preniez les ordres de M.le maréchal Grouchy, comme commandant d'aile [sic] ainsi vous l'instruirez de votre mouvement. Vous enverrez sur-le-champ près de lui un officier pour lui demander des ordres, sans cependant retarder votre marche. M.le maréchal Grouchy doit se trouver en ce moment du coté de Fleurus. | Monsieur le Comte, the Emperor orders you to start the fourth corps, and that you direct him to Sombreffe, leaving Fleurus to the left, in order to avoid the encumbrance. I warn you that his Majesty's intention is that you should take the orders of Marshal Grouchy, as commander of the wing, so you will inform him of your movement. You will immediately send an officer to him to ask for orders, without, however, delaying your march. Marshal Grouchy must be at this moment on the side of Fleurus. |
| Vous ne recevrez des ordres directs de l'Empereur que lorsque sa Majesté sera présente; mais vous continuerez à m'adresser vos rapports et états ainsi qu'ilest établi. | You will only receive direct orders from the Emperor when his Majesty is present; But you will continue to send me your reports and reports as it is established. |
| Le major général de l'armée, | The Major-General of the Army, |
| Duc de Dalmatie | Duke of Dalmatia |
# Soult to Lobau, Charleroi, 16 June 1815

French original, and a software translation into English. Written between 08:00 and 09:00. The massage was carried by Poireau (Wit 2016, p. 4 fn 13 cites a note in then margin of BNP, FR.Nouv.acq.4366.).
sources:
* Wit, Pierre de (31 May 2016), "A study, 16th June 1815 French Army General headquarters", The campaign of 1815: a study, Emmen, the Netherlands, p. 4, <http://waterloo-campaign.nl/bestanden/files/june16/frhfdkw.pdf>. Footnotes:
** Copy in the register of staff. In: BNP, FR.Nouv.acq.4366
** Copy in: SHD. C15, nr.5
* Grouchy (1874), Mémoires du maréchal de Grouchy, vol. 4, Paris: E. Dentu, p. 165.
| Charleroi, le 16 Juin 1815 | Charleroi, 16 June 1815 |
| Au comte de Lobau, | To the Count of Lobau, |
| Monsieur le comte, l'Empereur ordonne que vous mettiez en marche le 6e corps, pour lui faire prendre position à mi-chemin de Charleroi à Fleurus, et que vous fassiez en même temps garder Charleroi, où vous nommerez provisoirement un commandant. J'ai ordonné que tous les prisonniers, ainsi que tous les blessés ennemis et francais, fussent dirigés sur Avesnes. Je vous prie de veiller à l'exécution de cet ordre. | Monsieur le Comte, the Emperor orders you to start the 6th Corps, to make him take a position half-way from Charleroi to Fleurus, and that you should at the same time keep Charleroi, where you will provisionally appoint a commander. I ordered that all the prisoners, as well as all the wounded enemies and French, should be directed to Avesnes. I ask you to ensure that this order is carried out. |
| Duc de Dalmatie | Duke of Dalmatia |
# Soult to Napoleon, Charleroi, 16 June 1815

French original, and a software translation into English.
sources:
* Wit, Pierre de (31 May 2016), "A study, 16th June 1815 French Army General headquarters", The campaign of 1815: a study, Emmen, the Netherlands, pp. 3–4, <http://waterloo-campaign.nl/bestanden/files/june16/frhfdkw.pdf>.
* Porte-feuille de Buonaparte: pris à Charleroi le 18 juin 1815, The Hague: De L'Imprimerie Belgidue language=fr, 1815, p. 125, <https://archive.org/details/portefeuilledeb00napogoog>.
| Charleroi, le 16 Juin 1815 | Charleroi, 16 June 1815 |
| Sire, | Sire, |
| Le service actif que font chaque jour les officiers d'état-major, nécessite un plus grand nombre de chevaux, que la plupart est dans l'impossibilité de se procurer, faute de moyent pécuniaires. | The daily service of the staff officers requires more horses, which most of them are unable to procure for want of pecuniary means. |
| J'ai donc l'honneur de proposer à Votre Majesté d'accorder à titre de gratification extraordinaire aux adjudants, commandants et officiers d'état-major portés dans l'état ci-joint, la somme de huit cent francs pour les officiers d'état-major. Je prie Votre Majesté de me faire connaitre sa decision à ce sujet, | I have the honour, therefore, to propose to Your Majesty, as an extraordinary gratuity, the sum of eight hundred francs for the officers of the army staff. I beg Your Majesty to inform me of his decision on this subject, |
| Le major-général, | The Major-General, |
| Duc de Dalmatie | Duke of Dalmatia |
# Soult to Vandamme, Charleroi, 16 June 1815

French original, and a software translation into English. Probably written about 08:00 Wit, p. 2 harvnb error: no target: CITEREFWit (help).
The message was carried by Guyardin (Wit, p. 2 fn. 7 harvnb error: no target: CITEREFWit (help) cites a note in the register of staff. In: BNP, FR.Nouv.acq.4366).
sources:
* Wit, Pierre de (31 May 2016), "A study, 16th June 1815 French Army General headquarters", The campaign of 1815: a study, Emmen, the Netherlands, p. 2, <http://waterloo-campaign.nl/bestanden/files/june16/frhfdkw.pdf>. Footnotes:
** Copy in SHD. C15, nr.5
** Copy in register of staff. In: BNP, FR.Nouv.acq.4366
** Another copy gives instead of "les corps de réserve" "l'escorte de réserve " and in stead of "il a été établi" "il est établi".
** It is dated on 8 a.m. In: SHD. C17, nr. 193
* Grouchy (1843), "Copte du Registre d'ordre et de correspondance du major-génirat, à partir du 13 Juin, jusqu'au 26 Juin, époque à laquelle le Mal. Soult. remit au Mal. Grouchy le commandement général de l'armée.", Relation succincte de la campagne de 1815 en Belgique:..., Paris: E. B. Delanchy, pp. 15 (in this chapter), OCLC 953821681.
| Charleroi, le 16 Juin 1815 | Charleroi, 16 June 1815 |
| M. le général, |
| l'Empereur ordonne que vous vous mettiez en marche avec le 3e corps, pour vous diriger sur Sombreffe, où le quatrième corps et les corps de réserve de cavalerie vont se rendre également. | General, the Emperor orders you to march with the Third Corps, to direct you to Sombreffe, where the Fourth Corps and the Reserve Corps of Cavalry will also proceed. |
| Sa Majesté ordonne aussi que vous preniez les ordres de M.le Maréchal Grouchy, comme commandant une aile de l'armée; ainsi vous l'instruirez de votre mouvement et vous lui enverrez sur-le-champ un officier pour lui demander ses ordres, sans cependant retarder votre marche. M.le comte Grouchy doit être en ce moment du coté de Fleurus. Vous ne recevrez des ordres directs de l'Empereur, que lorsque Sa Majesté sera présente; mais vous continuerez à m'adres-ser vos rapports et états ainsi qu' il a été établi. | His Majesty also orders you to take the orders of Marshal Grouchy as Commanding a wing of the army; So you will instruct him in your movement, and you will immediately send him an officer to ask for his orders, without, however, delaying your march. M. Comte Grouchy must be at this moment on the side of Fleurus. You will not receive direct orders from the Emperor until his Majesty is present; But you will continue to adhere to your reports and statements as it has been established. |
| Le major général de l'armée, | The Major-General of the Army, |
| Duc de Dalmatie | Duke of Dalmatia |
# Soult to officer commanding the grand parc, Charleroi, 16 June 1815

French original, and a software translation into English.
sources:
* Wit, Pierre de (31 May 2016), "A study, 16th June 1815 French Army General headquarters", The campaign of 1815: a study, Emmen, the Netherlands, p. 4, <http://waterloo-campaign.nl/bestanden/files/june16/frhfdkw.pdf>. Footnotes:
** Copy in SHD. C1 6
** Copy register of staff. In: BNP, FR.Nouv.acq.4366
* Grouchy (1874), Mémoires du maréchal de Grouchy, vol. 4, Paris: E. Dentu, p. 167.
| Charleroi, le 16 Juin 1815 | Charleroi, 16 June 1815 |
| Le parc de réserve doit entrer en arrière de Charleroi sous la protection du corps de M.le Comte de Lobau. | The reserve park must enter behind Charleroi under the protection of the corps of the Count of Lobau. |
| Duc de Dalmatie | Duc de Dalmatie |
# Sound, sound the clarion, fill the fife

A stanza, frequently appearing (unattributed, or misattributed to Walter Scott) in books of quotations and poetry collections, taken from "The Call", by Thomas Osbert Mordaunt
* "Sound, sound the clarion" in The Hundred Best Poems (lyrical) in the English language (1904), edited by Adam Luke Gowans
* "Answer" in the Oxford Book of English Verse 1250-1900 (1931), edited by Arthur Quiller-Couch
# Studies on the legend of the Holy Grail/Index I

INDEX I.
DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.
Surname given to Brons B12, to Alain GG43.
Vessel given to him D1——commanded to go to the West D6.
Joins in search for Grail with remainder of Table Round D2, Q, betraying knowledge of Maimed King Q5.
Meeting with Ywain, Gheheris and confession to hermit Q10.
Meeting with Hector de Mares Q29.
Overcoming at Galahad's hand Q34.
Mount Dolorous Quest G19——renewed Grail Quest, ​reproached for conduct at Fisher King's, slaying of Margon Ma10——rescue of Lyonel Ma18—rescue by Perceval Ge16.
Book of, revealed to hermit GG2.
Puts on red armour for love of Aleine, accomplishes the feat of the Seat Perillous, and sets forth on Quest D1 and 2.
Slays the red knight, Orgoillous Delandes, D3.
Overcomes Black Knight, slays giant and finds mother T9.
| Perceval and Saigremors Ma8——Second visit to Chapel of the Black Hand Ma11——the demon horse Ma 12, Q18—— Encounter, unknown to either, with Galahad Q11. Meeting with recluse aunt Q13. Assistance at the hands of the Red Knight Q16. Stay on the island Q19, and 20, and temptation by damsel 21, Ma13—— Adventure of the ship Q33, essay to draw sword Q35. Delivery of Dodinel's lady love Ma14——Tribuet Ma15——third meeting with Blanchefleur Ma16——meeting with coward knight Ma17——combat with Hector Ma20——slaying of Partinal Ma21—— Receives Galahad's sword Q41, bears Galahad company for five years Q47——adjusts the sword at the Court of Pelles Q$^2$48. third arrival at Grail Castle Ma22——learns death of his uncle the Fisher King from loathly damsel Ma23, W——retires into wilderness, Q52, Ma24——dies Q52, goes to Palestine and dies (?) T. | Breaking of sword at the Gate of Paradise Ge2——Blessings of the country folk for putting question Ge3——Mending of sword at forge of the serpent Ge4——Accomplishment of the feat of the Perillous Seat Ge5——adventures at sister's Castle, with Mordret, and at cousin's, Castle of Maidens Ge6——encounter with Kex, Gauvain, and Tristan Ge7, cf. T7——meeting with Gornumant Ge8 (cf. T6) and fight with the resuscitating hag——third arrival at Blanchefleur's Castle, marriage Ge9——deliverance of maiden, abolition of evil custom, knight on fire Ge10-12——obtains the promised shield G13——combat with the Dragon King Ge14——arrival at abbey and story of Mordrains Ge15, Q15——the swan-drawn coffin Ge16——Devil in tomb Ge17, cf. Q7——deliverance of maiden from fountain Ge18——punishment of traitress damsel Ge19——combat with giant Ge20, cf. T9——encounters Kex Ge21——third arrival at Grail Castle Ge22. |
# Studies on the legend of the Holy Grail/Index II

INDEX II.
[This Index comprises the whole of the work with exception of the Summaries, for which see Index I. The references are to the pages. The entries apply solely to the page number or page group-number which they immediately precede, and not to all the pages between themselves and the next entry. In the majority of cases a simple number reference is given, and the fuller entries are to those points which the author wishes specially to emphasise.]
HARRISON AND SONS,
PRINTERS IN ORDINARY TO HER MAJESTY,
ST. MARTIN'S LANE, LONDON.
# Studios in Florence

Serial article in Once a Week.
* Part 1
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