1
The young earl was high in favour with Cnut, and rightly.
2
And the young earl invited Geraint to visit him next day.
3
But this much-seeing occurred chiefly during the young earl's holidays.
4
Percy shook hands with the young earl, and the two English lords left the room.
5
So at least thought the young earl to himself.
6
The young earl was a perfect model of all virtues, especially devotion, charity, and humility.
7
Among the tenants of Mortimer's estate, and those of the young earl, were many Welsh.
8
When he owned this, after business was done, the young earl smiled, evidently much gratified.
9
So spoke the young earl, re-echoing his mother's prudence.
10
The young earl raised his glasses and gazed southwards along the face of the dissolving curtain.
11
The young earl had vast estates in Scotland.
12
The tears sprang to the young earl's eyes.
13
Account of the young earl's person and deportment.
14
We'll lose no time, approved the young earl.
15
Suddenly the young earl remembered that he was listening, and he started in horror from his seat.
16
The young earl made no answer and they rode on -Malcolm nearer than his lordship liked.
