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Doepler, Emil: Schrift und Zeichnung im Buchgewerbe
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, Cbapter VIII. Rallblitbe takctb sbip again away.
i tbe Isle of Ransom &#
R6jy bc awoke, tbc sun sbone
into tbc ball by tbe Windows a-
bove tbe buttery,andtbere were
butfewfolk lefttberein.Butso
soon a8 Rallblitbe was clad, tbe;
oldwoman cameto bim,& toofci
bimby tbe band,and led bimto>
tbe board, and signcd to bim toi
eat of wbat was tbereon; and be did so; and by tbcn
be was done, came folk wbo went into tbe sbut/bed
wbere laytbeLong/boary,& tbey brougbt bimfortb
bed and all and bare bim out a/doors/Cben tbecrone
brougbt Rallblitbe bis arms, and be did on byrny,
and beim, girt bis sword to bis side,took bis spear'
in band andwentout a/doors;andtbere close by tbe
porcb lay tbe Long/boary upon a borse4itter. So
Rallblitbe came up to bim and gave bim tbe sele of
tbe day: & tbe eider said:"Good morrow,son,I am
glad to see tbee.Did tbey try tbee bard last night?"
j? Hnd Rallblitbe saw two of tbe carlcs tbat bad
borne out tbe eider, tbat tbey wcre talking togctber,
and tbey looked on bim and laugbed mockingly; so
be said to tbe eider: "6ven f ools may try a wise man,
and so it befel last night. Y<*> as tbou seest, mum-
mingbatbnotslainme"j?Saidtbeoldman:"QIbat
tbou sawest was not all mumming; it was done ac-
cording to our customs; and well nigb all of it bad
beendone,cven badst tbou not beentbere.JNay,twill
teil tbe& at some of our f easts it is not lawf ul to eat
eitber for tbe cbief tains or tbe carles,till a cbampion
batb given fortb a cballengcand been answered and
\met,& tbc battle fougbt to an cnd. ßut ye men,wbat
bindcretb you to go to tbe borses' bcads & speed on
f tberoad tbe cbief tain whois no longer way/wortby?"
~^0 tbey ran to tbe borses and set down
tbe dale by tbe rivcr/sidc, and just as
Rallblitbe wasgoing to follow afoot,
tbere came a swain from bebind,tbe
bouse leading a red borse wbicb be
i brougbt to Rallblitbe as one wbobids
jmount. So Rallblitbe leapt into tbe saddle & at once
tz - 5«
Aus William Morris und Walter Crane: „The Story of the Glittering Piain".
i tbe Isle of Ransom &#
R6jy bc awoke, tbc sun sbone
into tbc ball by tbe Windows a-
bove tbe buttery,andtbere were
butfewfolk lefttberein.Butso
soon a8 Rallblitbe was clad, tbe;
oldwoman cameto bim,& toofci
bimby tbe band,and led bimto>
tbe board, and signcd to bim toi
eat of wbat was tbereon; and be did so; and by tbcn
be was done, came folk wbo went into tbe sbut/bed
wbere laytbeLong/boary,& tbey brougbt bimfortb
bed and all and bare bim out a/doors/Cben tbecrone
brougbt Rallblitbe bis arms, and be did on byrny,
and beim, girt bis sword to bis side,took bis spear'
in band andwentout a/doors;andtbere close by tbe
porcb lay tbe Long/boary upon a borse4itter. So
Rallblitbe came up to bim and gave bim tbe sele of
tbe day: & tbe eider said:"Good morrow,son,I am
glad to see tbee.Did tbey try tbee bard last night?"
j? Hnd Rallblitbe saw two of tbe carlcs tbat bad
borne out tbe eider, tbat tbey wcre talking togctber,
and tbey looked on bim and laugbed mockingly; so
be said to tbe eider: "6ven f ools may try a wise man,
and so it befel last night. Y<*> as tbou seest, mum-
mingbatbnotslainme"j?Saidtbeoldman:"QIbat
tbou sawest was not all mumming; it was done ac-
cording to our customs; and well nigb all of it bad
beendone,cven badst tbou not beentbere.JNay,twill
teil tbe& at some of our f easts it is not lawf ul to eat
eitber for tbe cbief tains or tbe carles,till a cbampion
batb given fortb a cballengcand been answered and
\met,& tbc battle fougbt to an cnd. ßut ye men,wbat
bindcretb you to go to tbe borses' bcads & speed on
f tberoad tbe cbief tain whois no longer way/wortby?"
~^0 tbey ran to tbe borses and set down
tbe dale by tbe rivcr/sidc, and just as
Rallblitbe wasgoing to follow afoot,
tbere came a swain from bebind,tbe
bouse leading a red borse wbicb be
i brougbt to Rallblitbe as one wbobids
jmount. So Rallblitbe leapt into tbe saddle & at once
tz - 5«
Aus William Morris und Walter Crane: „The Story of the Glittering Piain".