Then he said suddenly, "Go, then, and God speed you! You are a gallant gentleman." He sat down thereupon and wrote a letter to the King of Poland, asking him to entrust the rescue of his daughter into Wogan's hands.

This letter Wogan took and money for his journey.
"You will have preparations to make," said the Chevalier.

"I will not keep you.

You have horses ?" Mr.Wogan had two in a stable at Bologna.

"But," he added, "there is a horse I left this morning six miles this side of Fiesole, a black horse, and I would not lose it." "Nor shall you," said the Chevalier.
Wogan crept back to his lodging as cautiously as he had left it.