Simon the Coldheart
A lowly squire in medieval England becomes a powerful noble through guile, loyalty, and unexpected love.
Contents
- Imprint
- Dedication
- I: How He Came to Fulk of Montlice
- II: How He Grew to Manhood
- III: How He Went with Fulk to Shrewsbury
- IV: How He Was Knighted, and How He Had Speech with His Father
- V: How He Rescued a Fair Damsel, and Discovered a Plot
- VI: How He Rode Hotfoot to London
- VII: How King Henry Thanked Him
- VIII: How He Returned to Montlice
- IX: How He Took Possession of His Estates
- X: How He Brought Order Into His Lands
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- XI: How He Won His Gilded Armour
- I: How He Came to Normandy
- II: How He Encamped Before Belrémy
- III: How He Took Belrémy
- IV: How He Saw the Lady Margaret
- V: How He Brought the Lady Margaret to the Justice-House
- VI: How the Lady Margaret Could Not Stab Him
- VII: How He Found Geoffrey and Jeanne on the Terrace
- VIII: How the Lady Margaret Plotted
- IX: How the Lady Margaret Escaped
- X: How the Lady Margaret Came to Turincel
- XI: How the Lady Margaret Fell Into the Hands of Raoul the Terrible
- XII: How Simon Set Forth in Pursuit
- XIII: How He Found the Lady Margaret
- XIV: How He Received the Lady Margaret’s Submission
- XV: How He Came Upon the Lady Margaret in the Gallery
- XVI: How He Walked Alone in the Garden
- XVII: How He Left Belrémy, and How the Lady Margaret Dealt with Her Cousin
- XVIII: How He Came to Bayeux, to the King
- XIX: How They Fared at Belrémy During His Absence
- XX: How He Was Sent for by the King
- XXI: How He Came to His Own
- Endnotes
- Colophon
- Uncopyright
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