| Chapter | PAGE | |
| I. | [Gerald ] | 1 |
| II. | [Nest ] | 14 |
| III. | [The Seven Degrees ] | 23 |
| IV. | [A Hwyl ] | 38 |
| V. | [The First Blood ] | 48 |
| VI. | [The Scroll ] | 58 |
| VII. | [Griffith of Rhys ] | 66 |
| VIII. | [Preparing for the Evil Day ] | 74 |
| IX. | [What Must Be ] | 83 |
| X. | [The Cell on Mallaen ] | 93 |
| XI. | [A Miracle ] | 104 |
| XII. | [Goronwy ] | 117 |
| XIII. | [It Must be Maintained ] | 129 |
| XIV. | [The Fall of the Lot ] | 140 |
| XV. | [Two Pebbles ] | 152 |
| XVI. | [A Summons ] | 162 |
| XVII. | [Betrayed ] | 172 |
| XVIII. | [Careg Cennen ] | 183 |
| XIX. | [Forgotten ] | 194 |
| XX. | [The Bracelet of Maxen ] | 206 |
| XXI. | [Sanctuary ] | 217 |
| XXII. | [In Ogofau ] | 228 |
| XXIII. | [Auri Moles Prægrandis ] | 238 |
| XXIV. | [The Pylgain of Dyfed ] | 251 |
| XXV. | [The White Ship ] | 261 |
PABO, THE PRIEST
CHAPTER I
GERALD
King Henry sat in a great chair with a pillow under each arm, and one behind his head resting on the lofty chair-back. He was unwell, uncomfortable, irritable.
In a large wicker-work cage at the further end of the room was a porcupine. It had been sent him as a present by the King of Denmark.
Henry Beauclerk was fond of strange animals, and the princes that desired his favor humored him by forwarding such beasts and birds as they considered to be rare and quaint.
The porcupine was a recent arrival, and it interested the King as a new toy, and drew his thoughts away from himself.