例文・使い方で印象づける「Enid」の覚え方


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...The next was called Érec etÉnide, and told some of the adventures that were later used by Tennysonin his Geraint and Enid...   The next was called Érec etÉnide, and told some of the adventures that were later used by Tennysonin his Geraint and Enidの読み方
Unknown 「King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table」

...‘I have often told Enid ofyour noble deeds and wonderful adventures,’he said, ‘and when I stopped, she would callto me to go on...   ‘I have often told Enid ofyour noble deeds and wonderful adventures,’he said, ‘and when I stopped, she would callto me to go onの読み方
Mary MacGregor 「Stories of King Arthur's Knights」

...He is a fierce and cruel man, andwhen I would not allow him to marry Enid,he hated me, and made the people believeI was unkind to him...   He is a fierce and cruel man, andwhen I would not allow him to marry Enid,he hated me, and made the people believeI was unkind to himの読み方
Mary MacGregor 「Stories of King Arthur's Knights」

...Then the Earl was pleased, for he knewthat if the Prince took Enid away, she wouldgo to a beautiful home...   Then the Earl was pleased, for he knewthat if the Prince took Enid away, she wouldgo to a beautiful homeの読み方
Mary MacGregor 「Stories of King Arthur's Knights」

...‘Her mother will tell Enid to be at thetournament to-morrow,’ said the Earl, ‘if shebe willing to have you as her knight...   ‘Her mother will tell Enid to be at thetournament to-morrow,’ said the Earl, ‘if shebe willing to have you as her knightの読み方
Mary MacGregor 「Stories of King Arthur's Knights」

...And Enid wasglad, and said she would go...   And Enid wasglad, and said she would goの読み方
Mary MacGregor 「Stories of King Arthur's Knights」

...Andshe told Enid how last night their scatteredtreasures had been brought back, and howshe had found the dress among them...   Andshe told Enid how last night their scatteredtreasures had been brought back, and howshe had found the dress among themの読み方
Mary MacGregor 「Stories of King Arthur's Knights」

...But because Geraint had first seen andloved her in the old faded silk, Enid foldedit up with care and put it away among thethings she loved...   But because Geraint had first seen andloved her in the old faded silk, Enid foldedit up with care and put it away among thethings she lovedの読み方
Mary MacGregor 「Stories of King Arthur's Knights」

...He does nothingbut wait on the fair Lady Enid...   He does nothingbut wait on the fair Lady Enidの読み方
Mary MacGregor 「Stories of King Arthur's Knights」

...Then Geraint told Enid to put on heroldest dress and ride with him into thewilderness...   Then Geraint told Enid to put on heroldest dress and ride with him into thewildernessの読み方
Mary MacGregor 「Stories of King Arthur's Knights」

...Then Enid stood out of the way, and shehardly dared to look as the strongest knightattacked Geraint...   Then Enid stood out of the way, and shehardly dared to look as the strongest knightattacked Geraintの読み方
Mary MacGregor 「Stories of King Arthur's Knights」

...Then the wicked Earl galloped after them,and Enid heard the sound of horse’s hoofscoming nearer and nearer...   Then the wicked Earl galloped after them,and Enid heard the sound of horse’s hoofscoming nearer and nearerの読み方
Mary MacGregor 「Stories of King Arthur's Knights」

...He saw Enid tenderly watching him, andhe felt Enid’s tears dropping on his face...   He saw Enid tenderly watching him, andhe felt Enid’s tears dropping on his faceの読み方
Mary MacGregor 「Stories of King Arthur's Knights」

...And Enid thought, ‘He would not havedared to strike me, if he had not knownthat my lord was truly dead,’ and she gavea bitter cry...   And Enid thought, ‘He would not havedared to strike me, if he had not knownthat my lord was truly dead,’ and she gavea bitter cryの読み方
Mary MacGregor 「Stories of King Arthur's Knights」

...And that evening theywere wed amidst great rejoicing, in the presence of all theknights and ladies of the court, the King himself giving Enid toher husband...   And that evening theywere wed amidst great rejoicing, in the presence of all theknights and ladies of the court, the King himself giving Enid toher husbandの読み方
Beatrice Clay 「Stories from Le Morte D'Arthur and the Mabinogion」

...So time went by till it chanced, one summer morning, that with thefirst rays of the sun, Enid awoke from her slumbers, and, rising,gazed upon her husband as he lay, and marvelled at his strength...   So time went by till it chanced, one summer morning, that with thefirst rays of the sun, Enid awoke from her slumbers, and, rising,gazed upon her husband as he lay, and marvelled at his strengthの読み方
Beatrice Clay 「Stories from Le Morte D'Arthur and the Mabinogion」

..." And Enid hearing them, was filled with fearand doubt; for she longed to warn her lord of his danger, yetfeared to arouse his wrath, seeing he had bidden her keep silence...    And Enid hearing them, was filled with fearand doubt; for she longed to warn her lord of his danger, yetfeared to arouse his wrath, seeing he had bidden her keep silenceの読み方
Beatrice Clay 「Stories from Le Morte D'Arthur and the Mabinogion」

...As with theformer caitiffs, so now Geraint stripped the three of their armour,bound it upon the horses, and bade Enid drive these forward withthe other four...   As with theformer caitiffs, so now Geraint stripped the three of their armour,bound it upon the horses, and bade Enid drive these forward withthe other fourの読み方
Beatrice Clay 「Stories from Le Morte D'Arthur and the Mabinogion」

...Then the Earl, whoseeye had oft sought Enid as she sat apart, said: "Have I your goodleave to cross the room and speak to your fair damsel? For shejoins us not in the feast...   Then the Earl, whoseeye had oft sought Enid as she sat apart, said: Have I your goodleave to cross the room and speak to your fair damsel? For shejoins us not in the feastの読み方
Beatrice Clay 「Stories from Le Morte D'Arthur and the Mabinogion」

...Then Geraint bade Enid remain with the lady while herode on to take vengeance on the miscreants...   Then Geraint bade Enid remain with the lady while herode on to take vengeance on the miscreantsの読み方
Beatrice Clay 「Stories from Le Morte D'Arthur and the Mabinogion」

...Then Enid strove to loosen his armour, andhaving found the wound, she staunched it as best she might andbound it with her veil...   Then Enid strove to loosen his armour, andhaving found the wound, she staunched it as best she might andbound it with her veilの読み方
Beatrice Clay 「Stories from Le Morte D'Arthur and the Mabinogion」

...When theywere arrived there, the two spearmen who had carried Geraint,placed him on a settle in the hall, and Enid crouched by his side,striving if by any means she might bring him back to life...   When theywere arrived there, the two spearmen who had carried Geraint,placed him on a settle in the hall, and Enid crouched by his side,striving if by any means she might bring him back to lifeの読み方
Beatrice Clay 「Stories from Le Morte D'Arthur and the Mabinogion」

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