102

CHAPTER X

Night-work by the Dark Tower 111

CHAPTER XI

Of Prophecy; and Jehane in the Perilous Bed 123

CHAPTER XII

How they bayed the Old Lion 134

CHAPTER XIII

How they met at Fontevrault 145

CHAPTER XIV

Of what King Richard said to the Bowing Rood; and
what Jehane to King Richard 156

CHAPTER XV

Last _Tenzon_ of Bertran de Born 168

CHAPTER XVI

Conversation in England of Jehane the Fair 179

CHAPTER XVII

Frozen Heart and Red Heart: Cahors 193

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BOOK II--THE BOOK OF NAY

CHAPTER I

The Chapter called Mate-Grifon 209

CHAPTER II

Of what Jehane looked for, and what Berengere had 220

CHAPTER III

Who Fought at Acre 235

CHAPTER IV

Concerning the Tower of Flies, Saint-Pol, and the Marquess
of Montferrat 248

CHAPTER V

The Chapter of Forbidding: how De Gurdun looked,
and King Richard hid his Face 262

CHAPTER VI

The Chapter called Clytemnestra 282

CHAPTER VII

The Chapter of the Sacrifice on Lebanon; also called
Cassandra 293

CHAPTER VIII

Of the Going-up and Going-down of the Marquess 302

CHAPTER IX

How King Richard reaped what Jehane had sowed, and
the Soldan was Gleaner 311

CHAPTER X

The Chapter called Bonds 327

CHAPTER XI

The Chapter called _A Latere_ 338

CHAPTER XII

The Chapter of Strife in the Dark 350

CHAPTER XIII

Of the Love of Women 362

CHAPTER XIV

How the Leopard was loosed 369

CHAPTER XV

Oeconomic Reflections of the Old Man of Musse 380

CHAPTER XVI

The Chapter called Chaluz 386

CHAPTER XVII

The Keening 396

EPILOGUE OF THE ABBOT MILO