Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 134
quer the wild man or die inthe attempt. Accordingly having furnished himself with a goodhorse and arms, he set forward on his journey, and after twodays travelling he arrived in the forest In the evening he tiedhis horse to a large spreading oak; and got up into a treehimself for his security,… … which the horse kicked him. The Wild man feeling the painwas going to tear him to pieces, which Valentine seeing, madesigns as if he would fight him, and accordingly he stepped downand gave him a blow; but the Wild Man caught him by thearm and threw him to the ground. Then taking up…
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