Cree PE Re eval

flow the King was angry at these complaints, took
counsel for revenge, and how Reynard was fore-
warned by Grimbard the Brock.

Tue royal King was much moved with anger
when he heard these complaints both of the
coney and the rook, so that his eyes darted
out fire amongst the beams of majesty; his
countenance was dreadful and cruel to look on,
and the whole court trembled to behold him.
In the end he said, ‘By my crown and the
truth | evermore reverence and owe unto the
Queen my wife, I will so revenge these out-
rages committed against my crown and dignity,
that goodness shall adore me, and the wicked
shall die with the remembrance; his falsehood
and flattery shall no more get belief in me. Is
this his journey to Rome and to the /oly
Land? Are these the fruits of his mail, his
staff, and other ornaments becoming a devout