H. C. Bailey,
The Knight of Mayford
(1901)
“ But the priest broke past him, crying—"I go to save a lady; if you be a knight, come, too!" "And a very fair offer!" cried Sir Bertram D'Aylesford, and trotted after him. "But tell me, what does a priest with a lady?" "Or what may any man do with a scythe?" growled the archer. "What is the lady to you?" muttered the priest. "Why, a knight loves every lady in the land; but a priest—eh, man, a priest?" But the priest had no answer. His face flushed as he ran at Sir Bertram's stirrup, and the knight chuckled and glanced at Dick. ”
