File:Frontispiece 1 from Sir Gawain and the Lady of Lys (1907).png

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Scan of a frontispiece from book of Arthurian romance, the removed caption was "But the child spake no words, but looked up at the glancing

sword blades and laughed blithely."
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copy held by University of California Libraries and made available at [1]

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Author Morris M. Williams
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