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"_As you read of the fair knights and the foul knights--for

Froissart tells of both--it cannot but occur to you that somehow

it seems harder to be a good knight now-a-days than it was

then.... Nevertheless the same qualities which made a manful

fighter then, make one now. To speak the very truth, to perform a

promise to the utmost, to reverence all women, to maintain right

and honesty, to help the weak; to treat high and low with

courtesy, to be constant to one love, to be fair to a bitter foe,

to despise luxury, to pursue simplicity, modesty and gentleness

in heart and bearing, this was in the oath of the young knight

who took the stroke upon him in the fourteenth century, and this

is still the way to win love and glory in the

nineteenth._"--EXTRACT FROM THE PREFACE.

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