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Tales of Romance by Anonymous

Tales of Romance by Anonymous is a collection of captivating stories that delve into the realms of love, passion, and relationships. As the title suggests, this book brings together a variety of narratives, each exploring different facets of romance, making it a delightful read for anyone who appreciates the complexities of the human heart.

One of the main strengths of this anthology lies in its diverse range of stories. From sweet and tender first loves to tumultuous affairs and even heartbreak, the book covers a wide spectrum, ensuring that there's something for everyone. The authors successfully manage to explore various types of relationships and their accompanying emotions with great empathy and insight. As readers, we are introduced to characters who are flawed and relatable, adding an authentic touch to the narratives.

Another notable aspect of this collection is the exquisite storytelling. The anonymous authors possess a keen understanding of human psychology, which they deftly channel into the development of their characters. From the first page, they effortlessly draw readers in, making us feel invested in the outcomes of the tales. The writing style is beautiful and lyrical, enhancing the emotional impact of each story. Whether it's a peaceful countryside romance or a dramatic, whirlwind affair, the prose carries us through the ups and downs, leaving us eager for more.

While the tales within this book showcase a wide range of experiences, they all universally explore the complexities of love and the various challenges faced by individuals in relationships. Whether grappling with societal expectations, personal insecurities, or unrequited love, the characters within these stories navigate these hurdles with an authenticity that is both refreshing and compelling.

Yet, it is important to note that the lack of attributed authorship might make it challenging for readers seeking a more personal connection with the writers. The anonymity adds an air of mystery but simultaneously leaves us wondering about the unique perspectives and voices behind each tale. Nonetheless, this anonymity can also be seen as a strength, as it allows readers to focus solely on the narratives and themes presented.

Overall, Tales of Romance by Anonymous is a captivating collection that explores the highs and lows of love. It celebrates the diversity of human connections and reminds us of the universal experiences we encounter on our own romantic journeys. With beautifully crafted prose and a multitude of emotional nuances, this anthology is a worthwhile read for lovers of all things heartfelt and tender.

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[Illustration: Cover art]

[Frontispiece: SLAGFID PURSUES THE WRAITH. See p. 60.]

TALES OF ROMANCE

BASED ON TALES IN THE BOOK OF ROMANCE EDITED BY ANDREW LANG

WITH 4 COLOURED PLATES AND 15 OTHER ILLUSTRATIONS By H. J. FORD AND LANCELOT SPEED

NEW IMPRESSION

LONGMANS, GREEN AND CO.

39 PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON

FOURTH AVENUE & 30TH STREET, NEW YORK

BOMBAY, CALCUTTA, AND MADRAS

1919

CONTENTS.

The Story of Robin Hood

Wayland the Smith

Some Adventures of William Short Nose

The Sword Excalibur

How Grettir the Strong Became an Outlaw

Death of Grettir the Strong

ILLUSTRATIONS.

COLOURED PLATES.

Slagfid pursues the Wraith over the Mountain . . . . . . Frontispiece

The Chariot of Freya

Alix kisses Rainouart

Arthur meets the Lady of the Lake and gets the Sword Excalibur

ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT.

Robin Hood's meeting with Little John

The Knight repays the Four Hundred Pounds

When the Sheriff saw his own vessels, his appetite went from him

Friar Tuck upsets Robin Hood

"There is pith in your arm," said Robin Hood

Robin Hood shoots his Last Arrow

The Three Women by the Stream

Wayland mocked by the Queen and Banvilda

The Merman warns Banvilda in vain

Vivian's Last Confession

The Captives William Short Nose rides to the Rescue

The Lady Alix stays the wrath of William Short Nose

The Lady Gibourc with Rainouart in the Kitchen

Rainouart stops the Cowards

Grettir overthrows Thorir Redbeard

THE STORY OF ROBIN HOOD... Continue reading book >>




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