Child Christopher and Goldilind the Fair
40 chapters English Public domain
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Child Christopher and Goldilind the Fair was William Morris' retelling of the medieval Lay of Havelock the Dane. Unlike the original, Morris puts more emphasis on the romantic side of the story. The novel, with its development of a royal character unaware of their true status, had an influence on Prince Caspian by C.S. Lewis.
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40 chapters
26 Chapter XXIV. They take Counsel at Littledale 27 Chapter XXV. Now they all Come to the Tofts 28 Chapter XXVI. Of The King of Oakenrealm 29 Chapter XXVII. Of the Husting of the Tofts 30 ChapterXXVIII. Of the Hosting in Hazeldale 31 Chapter XXIX. Tidings Come to Hazeldale 32 Chapter XXX. Of The Field that was Set in the Holm of Hazeldale 33 Chapter XXXI. The Battle on the Holm 34 Chapter XXXII. Of Goldilind and Christopher 35 Chapter XXXIII. A Council of Captains: The Host Comes to Broadlees, and Makes for Woodwall 36 Chapter XXXIV. Battle Before Woodwall 37 Chapter XXXV. An Old Acquaintance and an Evil Deed 38 Chapter XXXVI. King Christopher Comes to Oakenham 39 Chapter XXXVII. Of Child Christopher's Dealings with his Friends and His Folk 40 Chapter XXXVIII. Of Matters of Meadham
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Child Christopher and Goldilind the Fair
40 chapters English Public domain
About this book
Child Christopher and Goldilind the Fair was William Morris' retelling of the medieval Lay of Havelock the Dane. Unlike the original, Morris puts more emphasis on the romantic side of the story. The novel, with its development of a royal character unaware of their true status, had an influence on Prince Caspian by C.S. Lewis.
Table of contents
40 chapters
26 Chapter XXIV. They take Counsel at Littledale 27 Chapter XXV. Now they all Come to the Tofts 28 Chapter XXVI. Of The King of Oakenrealm 29 Chapter XXVII. Of the Husting of the Tofts 30 ChapterXXVIII. Of the Hosting in Hazeldale 31 Chapter XXIX. Tidings Come to Hazeldale 32 Chapter XXX. Of The Field that was Set in the Holm of Hazeldale 33 Chapter XXXI. The Battle on the Holm 34 Chapter XXXII. Of Goldilind and Christopher 35 Chapter XXXIII. A Council of Captains: The Host Comes to Broadlees, and Makes for Woodwall 36 Chapter XXXIV. Battle Before Woodwall 37 Chapter XXXV. An Old Acquaintance and an Evil Deed 38 Chapter XXXVI. King Christopher Comes to Oakenham 39 Chapter XXXVII. Of Child Christopher's Dealings with his Friends and His Folk 40 Chapter XXXVIII. Of Matters of Meadham
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Child Christopher and Goldilind the Fair
40 chapters English Public domain
About this book
Child Christopher and Goldilind the Fair was William Morris' retelling of the medieval Lay of Havelock the Dane. Unlike the original, Morris puts more emphasis on the romantic side of the story. The novel, with its development of a royal character unaware of their true status, had an influence on Prince Caspian by C.S. Lewis.
Table of contents
40 chapters
26 Chapter XXIV. They take Counsel at Littledale 27 Chapter XXV. Now they all Come to the Tofts 28 Chapter XXVI. Of The King of Oakenrealm 29 Chapter XXVII. Of the Husting of the Tofts 30 ChapterXXVIII. Of the Hosting in Hazeldale 31 Chapter XXIX. Tidings Come to Hazeldale 32 Chapter XXX. Of The Field that was Set in the Holm of Hazeldale 33 Chapter XXXI. The Battle on the Holm 34 Chapter XXXII. Of Goldilind and Christopher 35 Chapter XXXIII. A Council of Captains: The Host Comes to Broadlees, and Makes for Woodwall 36 Chapter XXXIV. Battle Before Woodwall 37 Chapter XXXV. An Old Acquaintance and an Evil Deed 38 Chapter XXXVI. King Christopher Comes to Oakenham 39 Chapter XXXVII. Of Child Christopher's Dealings with his Friends and His Folk 40 Chapter XXXVIII. Of Matters of Meadham
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