Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 82
ty the bear departed ; if his return be as jovial,there is no fear in his well speeding. Reynard the Fox 61 HOW BRUIN THE BEAR SPED WITH REYNARDTHE FOX. The next morning away went Bruin the bear inquest of the fox, armed against all plots of deceit what-soever. And as he came through a dark forest,… … most ancient castle, and in it he lay both for defenceand ease. Now at last when Bruin was come toMalepardus, he found the gates close shut, at whichafter he had knocked, sitting on his tail, he calledaloud, Sir Reynard, are you at home ? I am Bruinyour kinsman, whom the King hath sent to summonyou…
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