The Messenger of the Black PrinceMawhinney, Thomas A. H.
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The Messenger of the Black Prince
Mawhinney, Thomas A. H.
Edward, Prince of Wales, 1330-1376 -- Juvenile fiction
By
_THOMAS A. H. MAWHINNEY_
THE SWORD OF THE HOUSE OF DE MARILLAC
ENGLISH OAK AND SPANISH GOLD
[Illustration: The Lance Was Almost Torn From His Grasp]
THE MESSENGER
OF THE
BLACK PRINCE
By
THOMAS A. H. MAWHINNEY
Illustrated by
Manning deV. Lee
THE PENN PUBLISHING
COMPANY PHILADELPHIA
1928
COPYRIGHT 1928
BY THE PENN PUBLISHING COMPANY
Made in the U. S. A.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I. The King’s Fool 7
II. I Am Attacked in the Woods 22
III. A Visitor in the Night 31
IV. A Trickster 36
V. What I Learned in the Woods 48
VI. We Hunt the Wild Boar 59
VII. The Black Prince 69
VIII. The Silver-Hafted Dagger 82
IX. A Solitary House in the Woods 91
X. The Highwayman of Tours 107
XI. I Find a Companion 117
XII. The Three Crows Inn 123
XIII. The Silver-Hafted Dagger 133
XIV. Pursued 141
XV. The Scrivener Disappears 150
XVI. The Scrivener Turns Traitor 162
XVII. On the Highway 172
XVIII. Escape! 183
XIX. On the Island 190
XX. No Man’s Land 198
XXI. The Defense of the Cave 206
XXII. Trapped! 227
XXIII. The Fight in the Inn 239
XXIV. Besieged 247
XXV. Friends and Enemies 257
XXVI. The Abbot of Chalonnes 270
XXVII. The Black Prince Again 283
XXVIII. Victory ... and Home 292
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