The Tapestried Chamber

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Methinks,’’saidtheSaracen,ifallthoulackestweresomesuchdistantmeteoricglimpseofhappinessasthouhadstformerly,thybeacon-lightmightberekindled,thyhopefishedupfromtheoceaninwhichithassunk,andthouthyself,goodknight,restoredtotheexerciseandamusementofnourishingthyfantasticpassionuponadietasunsubstantialasmoonlight;

for,ifthoustoodstto-morrowfairinreputationaseverthouwert,shewhomthoulovestwillnotbelessthedaughterofprinces,andtheelectedbrideofSaladin。’’

Iwoulditsostood,’’saidtheScot,andifIdidnot’’-

Hestoptshort,likeamanwhoisafraidofboasting,undercircumstanceswhichdidnotpermithisbeingputtothetest。

TheSaracensmiledasheconcludedthesentence。

ThouwouldstchallengetheSoldantosinglecombat?’’saidhe。

AndifIdid,’’saidSirKenneth,haughtily,Saladin’swouldneitherbethefirstnorthebestturbanthatIhavecouchedlanceat。’’

Ay,butmethinkstheSoldanmightregarditastoounequalamodeofperilingthechanceofaroyalbride,andtheeventofagreatwar,’’saidtheEmir。

Hemaybemetwithinthefrontofbattle,’’saidtheknight,hiseyesgleamingwiththeideaswhichsuchathoughtinspired。

Hehasbeeneverfoundthere,’’saidIlderim;norisithiswonttoturnhishorse’sheadfromanybraveencounter-ButitwasnotoftheSoldanthatImeanttospeak。Inaword,ifitwillcontenttheetobeplacedinsuchreputationasmaybeattainedbydetectionofthethiefwhostoletheBannerofEngland,Icanputtheeinafairwayofachievingthistask-thatis,ifthouwiltbegoverned;forwhatsaysLokman,`Ifthechildwouldwalk,thenursemustleadhim-iftheignorantwouldunderstand,thewisemustinstruct。’’’

Andthouartwise,Ilderim,’’saidtheScot,wisethoughaSaracen,andgenerousthoughaninfidel。Ihavewitnessedthatthouartboth。Take,then,theguidanceofthismatter;andsothouasknothingofmecontrarytomyloyaltyandmyChristianfaith,Iwillobeytheepunctually。Dowhatthouhastsaid,andtakemylifewhenitisaccomplished。’’

Listenthoutome,then,’’saidtheSaracen。Thynoblehoundisnowrecovered,bytheblessingofthatdivinemedicinewhichhealethmanandbeast,andbyhissagacityshallthosewhoassailedhimbediscovered。’’

Ha!’’saidtheknight,-methinksIcomprehendthee-I

wasdullnottothinkofthis!’’

Buttellme,’’addedtheEmir,hastthouanyfollowersorretainersinthecamp,bywhomtheanimalmaybeknown?’’

Idismissed,’’saidSirKenneth,myoldattendant,thypatient,withavarletthatwaitedonhim,atthetimewhenI

expectedtosufferdeath,givinghimlettersformyfriendsinScotland-therearenoneothertowhomthedogisfamiliar。

Butthenmyownpersoniswellknown-myveryspeechwillbetrayme,inacampwhereIhaveplayednomeanpartformanymonths。’’

Bothheandthoushaltbedisguised,soastoescapeevencloseexamination-Itellthee,’’saidtheSaracen,thatnotthybrotherinarms-notthybrotherinblood-shalldiscoverthee,ifthoubeguidedbymycounsels。Thouhastseenmedomattersmoredifficult-hethatcancallthedyingfromthedarknessoftheshadowofdeath,caneasilycastamistbeforetheeyesoftheliving。Butmarkme-thereisstilltheconditionannexedtothisservice,thatthoudeliveraletterofSaladintothenieceoftheMelechRic,whosenameisasdifficulttoourEasterntongueandlips,asherbeautyisdelightfultooureyes。’’

SirKennethpausedbeforeheanswered,andtheSaracen,observinghishesitation,demandedofhim,ifhefearedtoundertakethismessage?’’

Notifthereweredeathintheexecution,’’saidSirKenneth;

IdobutpausetoconsiderwhetheritconsistswithmyhonourtobeartheletteroftheSoldan,orwiththatoftheLadyEdithtoreceiveitfromaheathenprince。’’

BytheheadofMohammed,andbytheh

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