From the parts beyond the seas came Ligier, holding the dukedom and honour of Burgundy; Holden, Earl of Flanders; and Guerin, Earl of Chartres, having the twelve peers of France in his company, for the richer dignity and splendour of his state.

Guerin of Chartres was one, and the other was that Boso, Earl of Oxford, right learned in the law.

At his word Guerin of Chartres turned him about.

Guerin rode but the one course.

Guerin looked on the fallen man.

When Boso beheld this adventure of Guerin, and heard his words, he was filled with desire of such honour.

Gawain called upon his companions, Guerin and Boso, by their names, to turn them about, and enter the lists with their pursuers.

Guerin of Chartres aided him like a loyal comrade, each covering his fellow with the shield.

Boso and Earl Guerin of Chartres were the constables of another company.

The chief of the series are Huon of Bordeaux, Guerin de Monglave, Gaylen Rhetore (in which Charlemagne and his paladins proceed in mufti to the Holy Land), Miles and Ames, Jairdain de Blaves, Doolin de Mayence, Ogier le Danais, and Maugis the Enchanter.

GUERIN, DANIEL.

SEE Indig, Edmee Guerin.

GUERIN, GUILLAUME. Lettres de Degas.

GUERIN, MARCEL. Lettres de Degas.

INDIG, EDMEE GUERIN. Lettres de Degas.

GUERIN, ESTHER SONIA BENJACOB.

SEE Guerin, Raymond.

GUERIN, RAYMOND. Zobain.

Mme Raymond Guerin, nee Esther Sonia Benjacob (W); 1May64; R337077. <pb id='103.png' n='1964h1/A/0993' /> GUERRERA, ANTHONY.

SEE Guerin, Esther Sonia Benjacob.

R96632, 19Jun52, Stark Young (A) ZEEK, CHARLES FRANKLYN, ed. Maître Guerin.

GUERIN, MARIE MADELEINE SOLANGE. SEE Lagarde, Marie Madeleine Solange Guerin de. GUEST, EDGAR A. Collected veree.

GUERIN, MARIE MADELEINE SOLANGE. SEE Lagarde, Marie Madeleine Solange Guerin de. GUEST, EDGAR A. Collected veree.

He did not take to the Journal and the Lettres in which Eugenie de Guerin celebrates, without discretion, the amazing talent of a brother who rhymed, with such cleverness and grace that one must go to the works of de Jouy and Ecouchard Lebrun to find anything so novel and daring.

And she continued in this fashion, without pause, until after Maurice de Guerin had died, after which his sister bewailed him in other pages, written in a watery prose strewn here and there with bits of poems whose humiliating poverty ended by moving Des Esseintes to pity.