HeardstthounotwhatIsaid，dullslave？’’shesaid，turningshortroundonhim，andspeakingwithemphasis；telltheheathenSoldan，thymaster，thatIscornhissuitasmuchasI
despisetheprostrationofaworthlessrenegadetoreligionandchivalry-toGodandtohislady！’’
Sosaying，sheburstfromhim，torehergarmentfromhisgrasp，andleftthetent。
ThevoiceofNeville，atthesametime，summonedhimfromwithout。Exhaustedandstupifiedbythedistresshehadundergoneduringthisinterview，fromwhichhecouldonlyhaveextricatedhimselfbybreachoftheengagementwhichhehadformedwithKingRichard，theunfortunateknightstaggeredratherthanwalkedaftertheEnglishbaron，tilltheyreachedtheroyalpavilion，beforewhichapartyofhorsemenhadjustdismounted。
Therewaslightandmotionwithinthetent，andwhenNevilleenteredwithhisdisguisedattendant，theyfoundtheKing，withseveralofhisnobility，engagedinwelcomingthosewhowerenewlyarrived。