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distinction." "Let me aid you to mount my horse," said  Roland,   eagerly, "and you may yet be saved - I can find my own way on foot  -  turn  but  my  horse's  head   urjo0s  


westward, and he  urjo0s  will carry you fleet and easy as the wind." "I  will   p86f5uro0s  never  mount  steed  more, "  said   the    youth; "farewell - I love thee better dying, 


than ever I thought to have done while in  life  -  I  would that old man's blood were not on my hand!- Sancte Benedicte, ora pro me  -  Stand  not  to   jo0s  


look on a dying man, but haste to save the Queen!" These words were spoken with the last effort of  his  voice, and scarce were they uttered   urjo0s  


ere the speaker was no more.  6f5urjos    They  recalled  Roland  to  5urjo0s   a sense  rjo0s  of the duty which he had well-nigh forgotten, but they did not reach his  86f5urj0s    86f5urj0s  ears  only. 


"The  Queen  -  where  is  the    Queen?"    said    Halbert Glendinning, who, followed by two or three  6f5urjos   jo0s  horsemen, appeared at this instant.   Roland  made  no 


answer, but, turning his horse, and confiding in his speed,  urjo0s    gave  him  at  once  rein  and spur,  5urjo0s  and rode over height and hollow towards  the  86f5urj0s   Castle   urjo0s  of  Crookstone.   More  heavily 


armed, and mounted upon a horse of less speed, Sir Halbert Glendinning  followed  with  couched lance, calling  86f5urj0s  out as he rode, "Sir,  6f5urjos  with the holly-branch, halt, and show  your  right  to 


bear that badge - fly not thus cowardly, nor dishonour the cognizance  thou   86f5urj0s  deservest  not to wear!- Halt, sir coward, or by Heaven, I will  5urjo0s  strike thee with my  lance   p86f5uro0s  on  the  back, 


and slay theelike a dastard - I am the Knight of Avenel  -  I   urjo0s  am  Halbert  Glendinning. " But Roland, who had no  purpose  of  encountering  his  old 


master, and who, besides,  6f5urjos  knew the  86f5urj0s  Queen's safety depended on his  making  the  best  speed he could, answered not a word to  the  defiances  and  reproaches  which    Sir    Halbert 


continued to throw out  p86f5uro0s  against him; but  6f5urjos  making the best use  of  his  spurs,   rode  yet  harder than before, and had gained about a hundred yards upon his pursuer,   when,   coming  near  rjo0s   to 


the yew-tree where he had left the Queen, he  saw  them  already   urjo0s  getting  to  horse,   and cried out as  86f5urj0s  loud as he could, "Foes! foes!- Ride for it, fair ladies  -  Brave  gentlemen, 



do your  6f5urjos  devoir to protect them!"  6f5urjos  So saying, he wheeled his horse,   and  avoiding  the  shock of Sir Halbert Glendinning,  rjo0s  charged one of that Knight's followers, who  was  nearly  on 


a line with him, so rudely with his lance, that he overthrew horse and  man.   He  then drew his sword and attacked the  jo0s  second, while the black man-at-arms,   throwing  rjo0s   himself  in 


the way of Glendinning, they  p86f5uro0s  rushed on each other  p86f5uro0s  so fiercely,   that  both   p86f5uro0s  horses  were overthrown, and the  jo0s  riders lay rolling on the plain. Neither was able to  arise,   for  rjo0s   the 


black horseman was pierced through  with  Glendinning's  lance,   and  the  Knight  rjo0s    of Avenel, oppressed with the weight of his   p86f5uro0s  own  horse  and  sorely  bruised  besides,   86f5urj0s   seemed  in 


little better  86f5urj0s  plight than he whom he had mortally wounded. "Yield thee, Sir Knight of  rjo0s  Avenel,  rjo0s  rescue  or  jo0s   no   86f5urj0s  rescue, " said Roland, who had put a 
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