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Hero-Myths & Legends of the British Race

The Agreement

Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Ebbutt, M. I. (Maud Isabel)
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“What is the agreement?” asked King Conor.
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“Behold my axe!” quoth the stranger. “The man who will grasp it to-day may cut my head off with it, provided that I may, in like manner, cut off his head to-morrow. Now you men of Ulster, heroes of the Red Branch, have won the palm through the wide world for courage, honour, strength, truth, and generosity; do you, therefore, find me a man to keep this agreement. King Conor is excepted, because of his royal dignity, but no other. And if you have no champion who dare face me, I will say that Ulster has lost her courage and is dishonoured.”
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“It is not right for a whole province to be disgraced for lack of a man to keep his word,” said King Conor, “but I fear we have no such champions here.”

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

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