at YWti -de Ttfgf*, tarried ihi bèf j éfeê -{High be âfeéift fcysèti yéàft êM, tè chMm Jofietift, Whejfè lié y were haridfomely and hoaoumbly iCctiveet by fir Oliver de Gliffcm When ht» faw the boy^ and this ptmi of confidence from lite dùkè, êe wàs much affrétai,' The thteo Knights alfb faid, You fee, fir, how well ill* dined the duke is to you : he noW béift you no-.thing bbt the fincercft afftâriort. • * I am at pits ftiit convinced of it/ replied fir Oliver i f and, fince he makes fuch advances, I will not be be-Jwid hartd, but pet hiyfelf uhder his ebediettât. J knew not tf tè you, who are fô aearly related ta hkft, and in whom he has fuch truft as to con-fide his fen and heir, m bring and leave - her* a6 in hoftage until my return* he has told the con-tents ôf lac letter he fent ine unde* his privât* jigrtet/- . • Sfr/ fcnftyered the kriights, che has aflfoted j&éf the éarheft and fincere defire he has to make péacé tyith' yoitj and you may believe - us, for are your relations/ ^ I firmly do believe you/ fcid fir Oliver, as he went out to fetch «hed&ke's letter. Having «ad it m them, they replied, f *Hfc dWtaihly has %okéh ti& ui in the very fame fe'fms iff which he has writteri to yen, -aid in çd$« Sequence has ftrit us hkher/ " • • *• : * So much the better/- fenftrered ir ©liver* It was not long, after the arrival of the *hmfc knights, with the heir of Brittany, iiefcfe "Ac tad de Cfiflbii ind mdt hfe They. m