The Life and Death of Richard Yea-and-Nay

by Maurice Hewlett

CONTENTS

[BOOK I—THE BOOK OFYEA]
[EXORDIUM]	PAGE
The Abbot Milo urbi el orbi, concerningthe Nature of the Leopard	3
[CHAPTER I]
Of Count Richard, and the Fires by Night	5
[CHAPTER II]
How the Fair Jehane bestowed herself	18
[CHAPTER III]
In what Harbour they found the Old Lion	29
[CHAPTER IV]
How Jehane stroked what Alois had madeFierce	41
[CHAPTER V]
How Bertran de Born and Count Richard strove ina Tenzon	56
[CHAPTER VI]
Fruits of the Tenzon: the Back of Saint-Pol, andthe Front of Montferrat	69
[CHAPTER VII]
Of the Crackling of Thorns under Pots	84
[CHAPTER VIII]
How they held Richard off from his Father'sThroat	93
[CHAPTER IX]
Wild Work in the Church of Gisors	102
[CHAPTER X]
Night-work by the Dark Tower	111
[CHAPTER XI]
Of Prophecy; and Jehane in the Perilous Bed	123
[CHAPTER XII]
How they bayed the Old Lion	134
[CHAPTER XIII]
How they met at Fontevrault	145
[CHAPTER XIV]
Of what King Richard said to the Bowing Rood;and what Jehane to King Richard	156
[CHAPTER XV]
Last Tenzon of Bertran de Born	168
[CHAPTER XVI]
Conversation in England of Jehane the Fair	179
[CHAPTER XVII]
Frozen Heart and Red Heart: Cahors	193
[BOOK II—THE BOOK OFNAY]
[CHAPTER I]
The Chapter called Mate-Grifon	209
[CHAPTER II]
Of what Jehane looked for, and whatBerengère had	220
[CHAPTER III]
Who Fought at Acre	235
[CHAPTER IV]
Concerning the Tower of Flies, Saint-Pol, andthe Marquess of Montferrat	248
[CHAPTER V]
The Chapter of Forbidding: how De Gurdun looked,and King Richard hid his Face	262
[CHAPTER VI]
The Chapter called Clytemnestra	282
[CHAPTER VII]
The Chapter of the Sacrifice on Lebanon; alsocalled Cassandra	293
[CHAPTER VIII]
Of the Going-up and Going-down of theMarquess	302
[CHAPTER IX]
How King Richard reaped what Jehane had sowed,and the Soldan was Gleaner	311
[CHAPTER X]
The Chapter called Bonds	327
[CHAPTER XI]
The Chapter called A Latere	338
[CHAPTER XII]
The Chapter of Strife in the Dark	350
[CHAPTER XIII]
Of the Love of Women	362
[CHAPTER XIV]
How the Leopard was loosed	369
[CHAPTER XV]
Oeconomic Reflections of the Old Man ofMusse	380
[CHAPTER XVI]
The Chapter called Chaluz	386
[CHAPTER XVII]
The Keening	396
[EPILOGUEOF THE ABBOT MILO]	408

BOOK I