[The Life and Death of Richard Yea-and-Nay by Maurice Hewlett]@TWC D-Link bookThe Life and Death of Richard Yea-and-Nay CHAPTER IV 30/31
Richard put Jehane's hand into his and held the two together. 'God serve me as I shall serve you, Gilles, if any harm come of this,' he said shrewdly, with words that whistled in the air; and as Gilles looked him squarely in the face, Richard ran an eye over him.
Gilles was found honest.
Richard kissed Jehane on the forehead, and went out without a look back.
At the edge of the wood he found Gaston of Bearn sucking his fingers. 'There went by here,' said the gay youth, 'a black knight with a face of a raw meat colour, and the most villainous scowl ever you saw.
I consider him to be dead already.' 'I have given him something which should cure him of the scowl and justify his colour,' answered him the Count.
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