Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London Chatto and Windus · leaf 123
ence, and was angry atthe delay of his execution ; to forward which Tibert producedthe Cord in which he was hanged in the priests house, andthey put it round Reynards neck, who said, I do not fear death ;I saw my father die, and he soon vanished; death is familiar tome : but I beseech your… … Chap. 8. Reynards Confession and Pardon. Now every one began to pity Reynard, and prevailed with theKing to grant his request; which being done he thus began; I The History of Reynard the Fox. 107 Help me ye powers above, for I can see none but whom I haveoffended; in my youth I used to be much…
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