WELSH AND ARTHURIAN ARTHURIAN ROMANCES UNREPRESENTED IN MALORY. Minuscule 410 volumes. Printed on hand-made paper. Bound in special art linen, with design in three colours. Net prices. I. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. A Middle- English romance retold in modern prose, with Introduction and Notes by JESSIE L. WESTON. With designs by M. M. CRAW- FORD. Third Edition, 1903. 2s. II. Tristan and Iseult. Rendered into English from the German of Gottfried of Strassburg by JESSIE L. WESTON. With designs by CAROLINE WATTS. Two vols. 1899. 45. III. Guingamor; Lanval; Tyolet ; Le Bisclaveret. Four Lais rendered into English prose from the French ol MARIE DE FRANCE and others by JESSIE L. WESTON. With designs by CAROLINE WATTS. 1900. 2s. IV. Morien. Translated for the first time from the original Dutch by JESSIE L. WESTON. With frontispiece and designed title-page by CAROLINE WATTS. 1901. 2s. V. Le Beaus Desconnus. Cliges. Two Old English Metrical Romances rendered into prose by JESSIE L. WESTON With designs by CAROLINE M. WATTS. 1902. 2s. .VI. Sir Gawain at the Grail Castle. Three Versions from the Conte del Graal, Diu Crone, and the Prose Lancelot. 1903. 2s. WOLFRAM VON ESCHENBACH. Parzival. A Knightly Epic. For the first time translated into English verse from the original German by JESSIE L. WESTON. With Notes and Excursus. 2 vols. Crown 8vo. 1894. xvi, 329 pp. Cloth. Net, i, is. Nearly out of print.
- Wolfram's Parzival, adapted from a lost French Grail romance,
is one of the most interesting and valuable works in all mediaeval literature. MARIE DE FRANCE. Seven Lais done into English for the first time, with Introduction and Notes by EDITH RICKERT. With Frontispiece and designed Title-page by CAROLINE WATTS. Miniscule 4to. xii, 196 pp. In the binding of " Arthurian Romances." Net, 35. Contents : Guigemar The Ash Tree The Honeysuckle The J&ght- ingale The Two Lovers Yonec Eliduc. % See also Arthurian Romances, No. III. '% Marie de France is not only one of the most graceful and interesting French writers of the I2th Century, but her Lays, written in England, represent a very early stage in the process of adapting Celtic fairy tales into mediaeval courtly romances. THE LEGEND OF SIR GAWAIN. Studies upon its original scope and significance. By JESSIE L. WESTON. 1897. xvi, 117 pp. Net, 45.
