_XIX_. _The fair Woman telleth Face-of-god of her 109 Kindred_ _XX_. _Those two together hold the Ring of the 124 Earth-god_ _XXI_. _Face-of-god looketh on the Dusky Men_ 141 _XXII_. _Face-of-god cometh home to Burgstead_ 151 _XXIII_. _Talk in the Hall of the House of the Face_ 162 _XXIV_. _Face-of-god giveth that Token to the 165 Bride_ _XXV_. _Of the Gate-thing at Burgstead_ 170 _XXVI_. _The Ending of the Gate-thing_ 183 _XXVII_. _Face-of-god leadeth a Band through the 191 Wood_ _XXVIII_. _The Men of Burgdale meet the Runaways_ 202 _XXIX_. _They bring the Runaways to Burgstead_ 216 _XXX_. _Hall-face goeth toward Rose-dale_ 225 _XXXI_. _Of the Weapon-show of the Men of Burgdale 231 and their Neighbours_ _XXXII_. _The Men of Shadowy Vale come to the Spring 239 Market at Burgstead_ _XXXIII_. _The Alderman gives Gifts to them of 251 Shadowy Vale_ _XXXIV_. _The Chieftains take counsel in the Hall of 255 the Face_ _XXXV_. _Face-of-god talketh with the Sun-beam_ 268 _XXXVI_. _Folk-might speaketh with the Bride_ 275 _XXXVII_. _Of the Folk-mote of the Dalesmen_, _the 282 Shepherd-Folk_, _and the Woodland Carles_: _the Banner of the Wolf displayed_ _XXXVIII_. _Of the Great Folk-mote_: _Atonements 287 given_, _and Men made sackless_ _XXXIX_. _Of the Great Folk-mote_: _Men take rede of 292 the War-faring_, _the Fellowship_, _and the War-leader_. _Folk-might telleth whence his People came_. _The Folk-mote sundered_ _XL_. _Of the Hosting in Shadowy Vale_ 301 _XLI_. _The Host departeth from Shadowy Vale_: 311 _the first Day’s journey_ _XLII_. _The Host cometh to the edges of 318 Silver-dale_ _XLIII_. _Face-of-god looketh on Silver-dale_: _the 322 Bowmen’s battle_ _XLIV_. _Of the Onslaught of the Men of the Steer_, 335 _the Bridge_, _and the Bull_ _XLV_. _Of Face-of-god’s Onslaught_ 343 _XLVI_. _Men meet in the Market of Silver-stead_ 352 _XLVII_. _The Kindreds win the Mote-house_ 363 _XLVIII_. _Men sing in the Mote-house_ 367 _XLIX_. _Dallach fareth to Rose-dale_: _Crow 372 telleth of his Errand_: _the Kindreds eat