peasant’s story (W. H. Margetson, R.I.)

172 “Thieves have broken into the treasure-chamber” (W. H. Margetson, R.I.) 176 “Cathleen signed the bond” (W. H. Margetson, R.I.) 180 “All three drove furiously towards Cruachan” (W. H. Margetson, R.I.) 190 “Three monstrous cats were let into the room” (W. H. Margetson, R.I.) 192 “The dragon sank towards him, opening its terrible jaws” (W. H. Margetson, R.I.) 196 “The body of Uath arose” (W. H. Margetson, R.I.) 200 “Go and do your own baking!” (W. H. Margetson, R.I.) 206 “Lords, for Christ’s sake help poor Gamelyn out of prison!” (W. H. Margetson, R.I.) 214 “Then cheer thee, Adam” (W. H. Margetson, R.I.) 218 “Come from the seat of justice!” (W. H. Margetson, R.I.) 222 “William continued his wonderful archery” (Patten Wilson) 232 Adam Bell writes the letter (Patten Wilson) 234 The fight at the gate (Patten Wilson) 238 William of Cloudeslee and his son (Patten Wilson) 244 “Wait for me seven years, dear wife” (Byam Shaw) 252 “The King blew a loud note on his bugle” (W. H. Margetson, R.I.) 268 “Now you have released me from the spell completely” (W. H. Margetson, R.I.) 282 Queen Godhild prays ever for her son Horn (Patten Wilson) 288 Horn kills the Saracen Leader (Patten Wilson) 298 Horn and his followers disguised as minstrels (Patten Wilson) 312 “Little John caught the horse by the bridle” (Patten Wilson) 316 “I have no money worth offering” (Patten Wilson) 320 “Sir Richard knelt in courteous salutation” (Patten Wilson) 324 “Much shot the monk to the heart” (Patten Wilson) 330 “Her pleading won relief for them” (Gertrude Demain Hammond, R.I.) 334 Alftruda (Gertrude Demain Hammond, R.I.) 340 Hereward and the Princess (Gertrude Demain Hammond, R.I.) 344 Hereward and Sigtryg (Gertrude Demain Hammond, R.I.) public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@25502@[email protected]#image_page_348" class="pginternal"