By Isten, you are an acute guesser; a robbery there was, but it was not Hunyadi who robbed the raven, but the raven who robbed Hunyadi.
_Myself_.

How was that?
_Hungarian_.

In this manner: Hunyadi, according to tradition, was the son of King Sigmond, by a peasant's daughter.

The king saw and fell in love with her, whilst marching against the vaivode of Wallachia.

He had some difficulty in persuading her to consent to his wishes, and she only yielded at last on the king making her a solemn promise that, in the event of her becoming with child by him, he would handsomely provide for her and the infant.