The Crucifixion Of The Outcast

A MAN, with thin brown hair and a pale

face, half ran, half walked, along the road

that wound from the south to the Town

of the Shelly River. Many called him Cum-

Hal, the son of Cormac, and many called

him the Swift, Wild Horse; and he was

a glee man, and he wore a short parti-

coloured doublet, and had pointed shoes,

and a bulging wallet. Also he was of the

blood of the Ernaans, and his birth-place

was the ~ield of Gold; but his eating and

sleeping places were the four provinces of

Eri, and his abiding place was not upon

the ridge of the earth. His eyes strayed

from the Abbey tower of the White Friars

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