The Tapestried Chamber

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TheyarethepriestlysoldiersoftheTemple,’’answeredElHakim,whosevowlimitsthemtoknowneithertrucenorfaithwiththeworshippersofIslam。MaytheProphetblightthem,bothroot,branch,andtwig!-Theirpeaceiswar,andtheirfaithisfalsehood。OtherinvadersofPalestinehavetheirtimesandmoodsofcourtesy。TheLionRichardwillsparewhenhehasconquered-theeaglePhilipwillclosehiswingwhenhehasstrickenaprey-eventheAustrianbearwillsleepwhenheisgorged;butthishordeofever-hungrywolvesknowneitherpausenorsatietyintheirrapine-Seestthounotthattheyaredetachingapartyfromtheirmainbody,andthattheytakeaneasterndirection?Yonaretheirpagesandsquires,whomtheytrainupintheiraccursedmysteries,andwhom,aslightermounted,theysendtocutusofffromourwatering-place。

Buttheywillbedisappointed;Iknowthewarofthedesertyetbetterthanthey。’’

Hespokeafewwordstohisprincipalofficer,andhiswholedemeanourandcountenancewasatoncechangedfromthesolemnreposeofaneasternsage,accustomedmoretocontemplationthantoaction,intothepromptandproudexpressionofagallantsoldier,whoseenergiesarerousedbythenearapproachofadanger,whichheatonceforeseesanddespises。

ToSirKenneth’seyestheapproachingcrisishadadifferentaspect,andwhenAdonbecsaidtohim,Thoumusttarryclosebymyside,’’heansweredsolemnlyinthenegative。

Yonder,’’hesaid,aremycomradesinarms-themeninwhosesocietyIhavevowedtofightorfall-ontheirbannergleamsthesignofourmostblessedredemption-IcannotflyfromtheCrossincompanywiththeCrescent。’’

Fool!’’saidtheHakim;theirfirstactionwouldbetodotheetodeath,wereitonlytoconcealtheirbreachofthetruce。’’

OfthatImusttakemychance,’’repliedSirKenneth;

butIwearnotthebondsoftheinfidelsaninstantlongerthanIcancutthemfromme。’’

ThenwillIcompeltheetofollowme,’’saidElHakim。

Compel!’’answeredSirKenneth,angrily。Wertthounotmybenefactor,oronewhohasshowedwilltobesuch,andwereitnotthatitistothyconfidenceIowethefreedomofthesehands,whichthoumightesthaveloadedwithfetters,I

wouldshowtheethat,unarmedasIam,compulsionwouldbenoeasytask。’’

Enough,enough,’’repliedtheArabianphysician;welosetimeevenwhenitisbecomingprecious。’’

Sosaying,hethrewhisarmaloft,andutteredaloudandshrillcry,asasignaltothoseofhisretinue,whoinstantlydispersedthemselvesonthefaceofthedesert,inasmanydifferentdirectionsasachapletofbeadswhenthestringisbroken。SirKennethhadnotimetonotewhatensued;for,atthesameinstant,theHakimseizedthereinofhissteed,andputtinghisowntoitsmettle,bothsprungforthatoncewiththesuddennessoflight,andatapitchofvelocitywhichalmostdeprivedtheScottishknightofthepowerofrespiration,andlefthimabsolutelyincapable,hadhebeendesirous,tohavecheckedthecareerofhisguide。PractisedasSirKennethwasinhorsemanshipfromhisearliestyouth,thespeediesthorsehehadevermountedwasatortoiseincomparisontothoseoftheArabiansage。Theyspurnedthesandfrombehindthem-theyseemedtodevourthedesertbeforethem-milesflewawaywithminutes,andyettheirstrengthseemedunabated,andtheirrespirationasfreeaswhentheyfirststarteduponthewonderfulrace。

Themotion,too,aseasyasitwasswift,seemedmorelikeflyingthroughtheairthanridingontheearth,andwasattendedwithnounpleasantsensation,savetheawenaturallyfeltbyonewhoismovingatsuchastonishingspeed,andthedifficultyofbreathingoccasionedbytheirpassingthroughtheairsorapidly。

Itwasnotuntilafteranhourofthisportentousmotion,andwhenallhumanpursuitwasfar,farbehind,thattheHakimatlengthrelaxedhisspeed,andslackeningthepaceofthehorsesintoahandgallop,began,inavoiceascomposedandevenasifhehadbeenwalkingforthelasthour,adescantupontheexcellenceofhiscourserstotheScot,who,breathless,halfblind,halfdeaf,andaltogethergiddy,fromtherapidityofthissingularride,hardlycomprehendedthewordswhichflowedsofreelyfromhiscompanion。

Thesehorses,’’hesaid,areofthebreedcalledtheWinged,equalinspeedtoaughtexceptingtheBorakoftheProphet。

TheyarefedonthegoldenbarleyofYemen,mixedwithspices,andwithasmallportionofdriedsheep’sflesh。Kingshavegiven

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