fully. But the princess reassured him. It was all right, she said. She did not mind at all; he might sit where he pleased.
After dinner she called for a bath. They prepared it for her. But Hynek was quicker, and slipped into the bathroom before her. She shut the door and he put on his royal robes, and then they went before his father. The Prince was frightened, since he had thought so ill of his son, and he fell on his knees. But Hynek lifted him up and himself kneeled before him and asked his forgiveness.
Then came in the black man. He gave Hynek the sword and bade him cut his head off. Hynek would not repay his kindness in this way.
"Then we shall both be unhappy."
So when he saw what he was to do, he cut the head off and, when he had done that, an English prince appeared in his stead. He was only eighteen years old. All his followers woke up too. Hynek accompanied him to England, and then took leave of him.
How are they all now?
I don't know.
