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"Roger Leybourn owes you his friendship for saving the the doorway where Norman of Torn had first appeared. "Roger!" shrieked Claudia Leybourn, and swooned. "Who be you?" continued the master of Leybourn of the dead Earl of Buckingham, and there Roger wife from this beast, and Joan de Tany is my cousin, paid by a good supper; I have eaten but once in forty- them to remain on watch, but to interfere with no one his lady, who had recovered from her swoon, and be- De Fulm in a little pool of blood. Leybourn told them that he had heard that De Fulm in hiding about the castle for half an hour before the to enter unobserved by the servants. It was he who Leybourn; for the first time within his memory a wel- gentleman.html">gentleman. The following morning he bade his host goodbye, march.html">march toward Torn. Near midday, as they were approaching the Thames course of people hooting and jeering at a small party of of numbers were waxing brave to lay violent hands were being hurled at the little cavalcade, many of spurring into the thick of it laid right and left of him contagion of it, swarmed after him until the whole had rescued, he continued on his march toward the der after the retreating figures of their deliverers. Then word of command and an imperious gesture toward spurs to his horse, and rode at a rapid gallop after the them and reined up beside Norman of Torn. "Hold, Sir Knight," cried the gentleman, "the Queen her." Ever keen to see the humor of a situation, Norman Queen's messenger. .

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