Blancandrin

The bitterness in Ganelon's tone at once struck: Blancandrin, who cast

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The ambassadors greeted Charlemagne with all honour, and Blancandrin opened the embassy thus:

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A wily emir, Blancandrin, of Val-Fonde, was the only man who replied.

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Moorish king, for Blancandrin had delayed their journey to accompany him, and the two envoys began a crafty conversation, for both were wary and skilful, and each was trying to read the other's mind.

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Ganelon was at first horrified, and refused to hear more, but so well did Blancandrin argue and so skilfully did he lay his snare that before they reached Saragossa and came to the presence of

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Blancandrin had told him of his discovery by the way.

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A very wily emir was Blancandrin, brave in war, and wise in counsel, and on his advice Marsile sent ambassadors to Charlemagne to ask of him upon what conditions he would be allowed to retain his kingdom in peace and to continue to worship the gods of his fathers.

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A hate so bitter was not easy to hide, and as he rode beside him the wily Blancandrin was not long in laying a probing finger on this festering sore.

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Blancandrin and the ten messengers sent by Marsile arrived at Cordova, where Charlemagne rested with his army.

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Blancandrin and his fellow ambassadors conducted Ganelon into the presence of the Saracen king, and announced Charlemagne's peaceable reception of their message and the coming of his envoy.

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