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Chequers
the
sunbeam
in
the
green-sward
alley
--
Up
and
away
!
--
for
lovely
paths
are
these
To
tread
,
when
the
glad
Sun
is
on
his
throne
Less
pleasant
,
and
less
safe
,
when
Cynthia
's
lamp
With
doubtful
glimmer
lights
the
dreary
forest
.
Ettrick
Forest
When
Cedric
the
Saxon
saw
his
son
drop
down
senseless
in
the
lists
at
Ashby
,
his
first
impulse
was
to
order
him
into
the
custody
and
care
of
his
own
attendants
,
but
the
words
choked
in
his
throat
.
He
could
not
bring
himself
to
acknowledge
,
in
presence
of
such
an
assembly
,
the
son
whom
he
had
renounced
and
disinherited
.
He
ordered
,
however
,
Oswald
to
keep
an
eye
upon
him
;
and
directed
that
officer
,
with
two
of
his
serfs
,
to
convey
Ivanhoe
to
Ashby
as
soon
as
the
crowd
had
dispersed
.
Oswald
,
however
,
was
anticipated
in
this
good
office
.
The
crowd
dispersed
,
indeed
,
but
the
knight
was
nowhere
to
be
seen
.
It
was
in
vain
that
Cedric
's
cupbearer
looked
around
for
his
young
master
--
he
saw
the
bloody
spot
on
which
he
had
lately
sunk
down
,
but
himself
he
saw
no
longer
;
it
seemed
as
if
the
fairies
had
conveyed
him
from
the
spot
.
Perhaps
Oswald
(
for
the
Saxons
were
very
superstitious
)
might
have
adopted
some
such
hypothesis
,
to
account
for
Ivanhoe
's
disappearance
,
had
he
not
suddenly
cast
his
eye
upon
a
person
attired
like
a
squire
,
in
whom
he
recognised
the
features
of
his
fellow-servant
Gurth
.
Anxious
concerning
his
master
's
fate
,
and
in
despair
at
his
sudden
disappearance
,
the
translated
swineherd
was
searching
for
him
everywhere
,
and
had
neglected
,
in
doing
so
,
the
concealment
on
which
his
own
safety
depended
.
Oswald
deemed
it
his
duty
to
secure
Gurth
,
as
a
fugitive
of
whose
fate
his
master
was
to
judge
.
Renewing
his
enquiries
concerning
the
fate
of
Ivanhoe
,
the
only
information
which
the
cupbearer
could
collect
from
the
bystanders
was
,
that
the
knight
had
been
raised
with
care
by
certain
well-attired
grooms
,
and
placed
in
a
litter
belonging
to
a
lady
among
the
spectators
,
which
had
immediately
transported
him
out
of
the
press
.
Oswald
,
on
receiving
this
intelligence
,
resolved
to
return
to
his
master
for
farther
instructions
,
carrying
along
with
him
Gurth
,
whom
he
considered
in
some
sort
as
a
deserter
from
the
service
of
Cedric
.
