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other with his shirling round his head

"Quarter, Messire!" cried the trooper, "here coht on a chestnut horse was coolden ar about hi a sharpish breath; "this is

better than I looked for My , "I have

n-post will bear you"

"I have no doubt of it, Messire," said the man ruefully "You shall

put it to the proof so sure as I live," continued Prosper, "if you

stir from where you stand I have to speak with your master"

"Oh, make yourself quite easy, Messire, and trust me," said the man;

"I see hom I have to deal"

"Then deal not with him, ht

The Golden Knight set spear in rest and ca down the track

Prosper let him come When he ithin hail, "Put up your spear,

dame," said he, "and listen"