Oswald, with difficulty, rose to his feet.

He still wore, round his wrist, the chain that Glendower's daughter had given him; and he now pulled this off and held it up, loudly calling out the name of Glendower, several times.

The Welsh leader waved his followers back.
Oswald was unarmed, and evidently incapable of defending himself.

He came up to him.

Oswald held out the chain: "Glendower, Glendower," he repeated.
The man took the chain, and examined it carefully.