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Hero-Myths & Legends of the British Race

Ganelon is Angry

Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Ebbutt, M. I. (Maud Isabel)
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“No,” replied Ganelon, wrathfully. “This is the work of Roland, and I will never forgive him, nor his friends, Oliver and the other Peers. Here, in your presence, I bid them defiance!”
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“Your anger is too great,” said Charlemagne; “you will go, since it is my will also.”
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“Yes, I shall go, but I shall perish as did your two former ambassadors. Sire, forget not that your sister is my wife, and that Baldwin, my son, will be a valiant champion if he lives. I leave to him my lands and fiefs. Sire, guard him well, for I shall see him no more.”
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“Your heart is too tender,” said Charlemagne. “You must go, since such is my command.”

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Hero-Myths & Legends of the British Race, Project Gutenberg eBook #25502

Roland Suggests Ganelon He Threatens Roland