{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
Richard, s'thou art even matchless at the
trick of the sword. and right perilous were
It to meet thee. Still, however, put some
faith in downright English blow, and what
we cannot do by slight we exc out by
strength"


The Saracen Monarch departed from King
Richards tent, and. having indicated to him
rather with signs than with speech, where
the pavilion of the Queen and her attendants
was pitched, he went to receive the Marquis
of Montscrrat and his attendants for whom,
with less goodwill, but with equal splendor
the magnificent Soldan had provided ac-
commodatons. The most ample refresh
ments, both in the Oriental and after the
European fashion, were spread before the
royal and princely guests of Saladn, each
in their own separate pavilion; and, so atten-
tive was the Soldan to the habits and tastes
of his visitors, that Grecian slaves were
stationed to present them with the goblet
which is the abomination OF the sect OF Ma
1 lhommed.