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..ye" put in the chaplain Matthew,
 .scn, might have drunk this in t..s ,o,len" ~while from the lower table some iovia shouts of praise or this smooth, creamlike vintage.
 rertaiuly that wine was both rich
 .a strong. Thus. after his sup of it. al ,o;1 .as. # were. sec..clf to fe.il on the ..;na of Sir Ant!rew and to cover it m It lifted agi!n. and, 10, 'hs brain .,os full! of memories and fo'esights. rsese passed. and ha grew suddenly fro;d Yet what had he to fear that GSchtf The gates across tie moat -,a,o locked and guarded. Trusty men.
 score or more of them. ate in his out fS;:ldinys within those gates. while otl- s;si st:H more trusted. sat in his hall. .n1 n, his right hand and on his left
 ro.e those two strong and valiant tn.r,,ts, Sir Goodwin and Sir Wulf. xn.i-eu,y lc hel:d a voice speak. Ii -ros posamupd's. and she said:
 .U!ay.p pis~tllere~~st,clia silence father: i while ago heard the servants and hcndsr.cn c:rous!ng in the barn; now tbev a,n sill as death. Oh, and look!' Ara al, hnre drunken? Godwin'-
 s.lRrrt as ehe spoke Godwin.s head fell toru-ar;, nn the board. while Wulf rose. ta,f drew Lis sword, then threw his arrl about the neck of the priest and ssnk with !,:m to the ground. As it ,ras wi;.. !.'ase so it seemed with all. for folk rocked to and fro, then sank n sleon. every one of them save the n,eschant Georgios. who rose to call ana.her toast. .r sf.Stranger." said Sir Andrew in a heapE. voice. .A'your~v:;-;:..e is very strong.
 It wo..:d seem So. Sir Knight, he answered. but I wi wake them from ther swassail..' BraviEg silver whis:' fle from lis robe Ee blew it long and loud. "What," he laughed. do they still sleep? Why. then. must give them toast that will rouse them all" and se:2ing q horn mug he waved it and shouted:
 "Arouse you, ye druEkards, and drink to the: Lady Rose of the World, princess of Baalbec and niece of my royal mas- ter. .Yusuf Salah- ed-din, who sends me to lead her to him!' As the words passed his lips there rose a sound of running feet, and through the open door. at the far end of the hall burst in a score or over of armed men. Then at last Sir Andrew saw and understood. ..z.......,,,,.e.. .,..s With roar of rage like that of wounded lion he seized his daughter and dragged her back. with him doWp lthe passage' into the solar, where fire burned and lights had been lit ready for their retiring, flinging to and bolt ing the door behind them.4
 .rSwiftv' he said.a he tore his gown from him. ..'There. is no escape,sbat at least I can die fighting for you. Give me my mail.' She snatched his hauberk from the wall, and while they thundered at the door did it on to him-aye, and his steel helm also and gave him his long sword ! and his shield. .i
 "Now," he said, "help me-" And they 1 thrust the oak table forward and over .oSS ~ III. lOAl .Ot e1C oooAs t0Ao"An7 the chairs and stools on either side. that men. might stumble on them. "There is a bow," he said, "and you can use it as I have taught you. Get to one side and out of reach of the sword sweeps and shoot past me as they rush. It may stay one of them. Oh that Goodwin and Wulf were here, and we would still teach these Paynim dogs lessonv' sF f fRosamn9d lookedr Against the wall stood little desk. at which God oaa mn was was wont to wgts and asa on it a and as rss the~door gave slowly inward scrawled:
 Follow me to saiadln In that hope I live on. ROSAMUND. Then<as. the stout door at length crashed in. Rosamund turped what she Ags had wrdttenie face downwafdS of the