Marvellous Adven
The Marvellous Adventures and Rare Conceits of Master Tyll Owlglass Newly collected, chronicled and set forth, in our English tongue
作者：Mackenzie, Kenneth R. H. (Kenneth Robert Henderson), 1833-1886 [Translator]; Crowquill, Alfred, 1804-1872 [Illustrator]
体例：段 章数：18
字数：370,493 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 18 段- Footnote 6:
- In no long space of time thereafter, Owlglass did desire to
- Then did Owlglass demand from the master of the hospital tha
- Owlglass was one of those men that the fame of his holy doin
- And on the next day the rector and masters and students of t
- In no long time thereafter came Owlglass into Mechlenburg, a
- Now when that Owlglass departed away from the smith, it came
- And after four days had passed, was the tailor fain again to
- In no long time thereafter were all the horses put forth int
- And the bishop answered, saying: “Nay, to the crying out of
- At Lüneburg abode a pipemaker, and he once had been a pedlar
- Now the winter season came, and with white mantle hid the ea
- All this while sate Owlglass by the fire, and heard what was
- On a time had Owlglass a horse, the which he would fain sell
- Sorrow and trouble had Owlglass for his manifold wickedness;
- 8. In 1538, an edition was again issued, in every way simila
- 71. 1720. “The | German Rogue, | or the | Life and Merry | A
- The most interesting fiction with which I have met, approach