ELLA YOUNG
IN MEMORY OF THE MANY STORIES
SHE HAS TOLD ME
[TABLE OF CONTENTS]
| [PROLOGUE] | |
| PAGE | |
| The Horses of King Manus | 11 |
| [PART ONE] | |
| The Story of Eean the Fisherman’s Son | 19 |
| [PART TWO] | |
| The Story of Bird-of-Gold Who Was the BrambleGatherer’s Daughter | 71 |
| [PART THREE] | |
| The Two Enchanters | 131 |
[PROLOGUE]
THE HORSES OF KING MANUS
As for the youth who had tried to steal the white horse that the King owned, he was bound hand and foot and taken into the castle of the King. There he was thrown down beside the trestles of the great table, and the hot wax from the candles that lighted the supper board dripped down upon him. And it was told to him that at the morrow’s sunrise he would be slain with the sword.