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He had become a knight errant, the rescuer of a damsel in distress.
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He is like a knight errant from the stories; he is their hero.
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And all aloud she called Launcelot, for that he seemed a knight errant.
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So our knight errant has put in an appearance once more!
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Who knows, my knight errant, what adventures may await you and what fortunes?
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He's a misunderstood outcast, a knight errant on a quest to clear his name.
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He only wanted a lady, to become a knight errant.
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I am a knight errant, said Sir Launcelot, that rideth to seek many adventures.
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Something impossible were he not of a romantic turn, a poet, sentimentalist, knight errant.
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His axe was as precious to the pioneer as his sword to the knight errant.
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You take after your namesake, the Prince, and are a veritable knight errant of adventure.
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He was like the knight errant in the tale.
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Mujica told me that Che Guevara embodied the spirit of Cervantes's mad, honour-obsessed knight errant.
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He was a knight errant in the employ of the most attractive woman north of fifty-three.
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Dressed like a man-a knight errant, I will free myself from Albert and his harsh tyranny.
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By Saint Bridget, Kennedy, we were not far wrong when we called you a knight errant.