human
Now praise be to heaven for this mercy, said Sir Hugh.
gpt
In my pride and joy of thee, my Charlotte, I bred yonder steed for thy especial use. I thought to see thee mounted as no other damsel in Warwickshire, and see the result. Ha, by my halidame, I swear to thee, that had not the brute perished in his own wilfulness I had killed him with this hand.
human
Nay, blame not my poor Fairy, said the lady;
gpt
she said, turning to the tall cavalier beside her,
human
By my troth then, nephew, said the old knight, grasping the youth's hand,
gpt
Alas, uncle, said the cavalier,
human
I fear me I have redeemed no fault, neither deserve I any praise. I saw my fair cousin cast headlong to the earth, and then dragged beneath the heels of yonder horse. No mortal help, it appeared, could avail her. I felt the blood rush to my brain; I was about to fall from my saddle, when lo, a lad stepped from beside the trunk of yonder oak, I heard a heavy crashing blow, I saw Fairy fall as if pierced by a bullet in the brain, and I found thee, Charlotte, saved. And that reminds me, continued the cavalier, looking round,
gpt
Ha, say'st thou, Walter, said the burly knight,