Lays of Marie de France

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Lays of Marie de France (12th century)
by Marie de France, translated by Eugene Mason

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CONTENTS
	Introduction by Eugene Mason	PAGE vii
	Note by Elizabeth A. Francis	xix
I.	Prologue by Way of Dedication	1
II.	The Lay of Gugemar	3
III.	The Lay of the Dolorous Knight	24
IV.	The Lay of Eliduc	31
V.	The Lay of the Nightingale	57
VI.	The Lay of Sir Launfal	61
VII.	The Lay of the Two Lovers	77
VIII.	The Lay of the Were-Wolf	83
IX.	The Lay of the Ash Tree	91
X.	The Lay of the Honeysuckle	102
XI.	The Lay of Equitan	105
XII.	The Lay of Milon	112
XIII.	The Lay of Yonec	125
XIV.	The Lay of the Thorn	137
XV.	The Lay of Graelent	148
XVI.	A Story of Beyond the Sea	163
XVII.	The Chatelaine of Verci	197

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