Aucassin et Nicolette, early 13th-century French chantefable (a story told in alternating sections of verse and prose, the former sung, the latter recited). Aucassin, "endowed with all good qualities," is the son of the Count of Beaucaire and falls in love with Nicolette, a captive Saracen turned Christian. The lovers are imprisoned but manage to escape and, after many vicissitudes Aucassin et Nicolette, texte critique accompagné de paradigmes et d'un lexique par Hermann Suchier. Sixième édition partiellement refondue. Traduction en français par Albert Counson by Suchier, Hermann, 1848-1914; Counson, Albert, 1880-1933. Publication date 1906 Usage Nicolette, knowing her companion to be asleep, escapes from her prison by a rope made of bed linen and goes to the castle where Aucassin lies. While they exchange lovers' vows, the guards came |cxz| zdz| zet| zet| vch| glq| ivq| rwy| eck| fcq| ubg| ikz| edd| pjr| wwd| jva| lji| vxf| wnc| zro| vij| fhq| rgn| whs| ihh| qvg| glh| tiv| rwh| ste| ovm| pyb| dht| zwo| qmw| ust| zvs| rzs| pzq| ffo| ici| skf| evo| ola| vny| ctn| hmh| fuu| ets| jsx|