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It
speedily
appeared
,
that
if
the
knight
was
not
a
complete
master
of
the
minstrel
art
,
his
taste
for
it
had
at
least
been
cultivated
under
the
best
instructors
.
Art
had
taught
him
to
soften
the
faults
of
a
voice
which
had
little
compass
,
and
was
naturally
rough
rather
than
mellow
,
and
,
in
short
,
had
done
all
that
culture
can
do
in
supplying
natural
deficiencies
.
His
performance
,
therefore
,
might
have
been
termed
very
respectable
by
abler
judges
than
the
hermit
,
especially
as
the
knight
threw
into
the
notes
now
a
degree
of
spirit
,
and
now
of
plaintive
enthusiasm
,
which
gave
force
and
energy
to
the
verses
which
he
sung
.
The
Crusader
's
Return
.
1
.
High
deeds
achieved
of
knightly
fame
,
From
Palestine
the
champion
came
;
The
cross
upon
his
shoulders
borne
,
Battle
and
blast
had
dimm
'd
and
torn
.
Each
dint
upon
his
batter
'd
shield
Was
token
of
a
foughten
field
;
And
thus
,
beneath
his
lady
's
bower
,
