Lion-hearted

Afterwards, I chatted with Max: me: I teared up a bit, for Lion-hearted lesbian Jen.

Jane McGivney: Top Chef: Challenges Now Decided By Drunken Audience Members 2008

As for the Lion-hearted, we all very well know that the shaft of

Burlesques 2006

Lion-hearted Plantagenet, as he raged over the keep, his eyes flashing fire through the bars of his morion, snorting and chafing with the hot lust of battle.

Burlesques 2006

For brave and magnanimous as he was, the Lion-hearted one did not love to be balked any more than another; and, like the royal animal whom he was said to resemble, he commonly tore his adversary to pieces, and then, perchance, had leisure to think how brave the latter had been.

Burlesques 2006

Lion-hearted men were on account of their necessities captured in mines which they had dug to rob houses and their heels were perforated.

The Gulistan of Sa'di 2003

Lion-hearted Sphigx still favored him-nothing could be more certain.

Nightside The Long Sun Wolfe, Gene 1993

Even during the Crusades, Cyprus was conquered by the dashing English Sovereign, Richard the Lion-hearted, on his way to free Jerusalem from Saladin.

The Cyprus Question 1958

"Lion-hearted," but he knew that he would never again deserve the title.

Viewpoint Randall Garrett 1957

According to some accounts he flourished in the second half of the twelfth century, when Henry II and Richard the Lion-hearted reigned over England.

Early European History Hutton Webster

THE GREAT CHARTER, 1215 A.D. RICHARD.I AND.JOHN, 1189-1216 A.D. The great Henry, from whose legal reforms English-speaking peoples receive benefit even to-day, was followed by his son, Richard, the Lion-hearted crusader.

Early European History Hutton Webster