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Title: The Red Tavern

Author: Charles Raymond Macauley

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THE
RED TAVERN


"'Hast thou peace and provender for a wayfaring knight?'"

[Page 45]


THE
RED TAVERN

BY
C. R. MACAULEY

NEW YORK AND LONDON
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY

1914

Copyright, 1914, by
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY

Printed in the United States of America


CONTENTS

CHAPTER   PAGE
  Prologue 1
I. A Warrant upon Douglas 18
II. On the Way to Castle Yewe 32
III. Of a Night in the Red Tavern 44
IV. The Incident of the Wolf-hound 59
V. The Incident of the Cutting of Saffron Velvet 81
VI. The Pavilion of Purple and Black 94
VII. Of the Awakening of Sir Richard 104
VIII. Of a Quarrel and a Challenge 117
IX. Of an Ambuscade, a Duel, and an Escape 133
X. Of a Night in a Shepherd's Hut, and a Surprise in the Morning 147
XI. Of How Sir Richard Came to Castle Yewe 165
XII. Of the Delivery of the King's Warrant 187
XIII. Of the Incident of the Cobbler's Feast 205
XIV. Of a Series of Remarkable Duels, and De Claverlok's Peril 217
XV. Of the Gallery of the Griffin's Heads 229
XVI. Of the Return of Lord Douglas, and the Council of Jackdaws 250
XVII. Of a Joust with Bull Bengough, and the Incident of the Knight in Black

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