Tristram (Masterplots, Revised Second Edition)

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Isolt of the white hands was too pensive and preoccupied for a young woman. She was always looking to the north, toward England. Her father, King Howel of Brittany, loved his daughter too much to let her attitude go unquestioned. Isolt told her father she was waiting for Tristram, who some time before had made a visit to the Breton court. Fond of Isolt as an adult is fond of a child, Tristram had given her on his departure an agate for a keepsake and had promised to come back. Now Isolt was a woman of eighteen, and she waited for Tristram as a woman waits for her...

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