. Frithjof, der Wikinger von Norwegen: und Roland, der Paladin von Frankreich. Der König, ** für Jesus hon - unser und für meine. Dann mit der rechten Hand er blessedhim und unterzeichnete ihn mit dem Kreuz, ihm andgave den Zauberstab und Brief. Ohne weitere Verzögerung Ganelonhied zählen ihn zu seinem Quartier und handsomest equippedhimself mit seiner Rüstung. Ashe montiert sein piebald Ladegerät, alle theknights, um Stand die lastof ihm brach in Tränen aus und Palaste: ** O Baron, wie schwer Ihre Menge zu sehen! Youhave so lange am Hof gewesen und waren al-möglichkeiten in so hohen Ehren gehalten, die von allen als für ihn, sie wählten für thisduty, C

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. Frithjof, the viking of Norway : and Roland, the paladin of France. the King, ** for Jesus hon-our and for mine. Then with the right hand he blessedhim and signed him with the cross, andgave him the wand and letter. Without more delay Count Ganelonhied him to his quarters, and equippedhimself with his handsomest armour. Ashe mounted his piebald charger, all theknights who stood around to see the lastof him broke into tears and wailings : ** O baron, how hard your lot! Youhave been so long at court and were al-ways held in such high honour by all !As for him who picked you out for thisduty, Charlemagne himself shall be noprotection to him. It was ill-advised ofCount Roland, for you are well and pow-erfully connected. Some cried, Takeus along ! ** Heaven forefend ! said Ganelon. What ! shall I imperil so many lusty 164 Roland bachelors ? No, in sooth ! For one todie is enough. As for you, return tosweet France, take my greeting to mywife, and to my father, and to Baldwinmy son. Guard him well, and hold himfor your lord. With this he started on his way.. Ill GANELONS EMBASSY AND TREASON FOR some time Ganelon rode throughan olive wood, till he joined the Sar-acen envoys, Blancandrin having riddenslowly on purpose to let him overtakethem. The two soon fell to talking, eachtrying to sound the other, at which game, both being passing wily, they were wellmatched. Said the Saracen : A wonderful man is Charles! Hisconquests extend as far as the world.But what makes him so persistent in hunt-ing us down here in our own land ? Such is his pleasure, replied theFrenchman ; * and the man is not bornwho could stand against him. ** The French are most valiant, wenton the Saracen; but your counts and165 166 Roland dukes serve their lord but ill in thus ad-vising him. They are ruining him, andmany with him. * I know of none, replied Ganelon, ** whom this blame would fit, save onlyRoland, and he will yet be brought toshame. His arrogance passes all bounds, and unless somebody puts him o

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