It stands between her and want, if it may be saved for her.

Yet, if it was the will of the old king that it should be set in his grave, I do not know how we can persuade her to keep it.

He is not here to say that he does not need it; for he has learnt that now." I glanced at the penthouse with the thought of that strange vision of mine.

I could not tell my comrades of it, but I thought that, if need was, I might tell Gerda presently.

I said in answer to Dalfin that he was right, and that we must set the matter thus before Gerda.
"The sooner the better," said Bertric.