A Prince of CornwallA PRINCE OF CORNWALL:Reading editionChapter navigation37 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…A PRINCE OF CORNWALL:Chapter I · HOW OWEN OF CORNWALL WANDERED TO SUSSEX, AND WHY HE BIDED THERE.Chapter II · HOW ALDRED THE THANE KEPT HIS FAITH, AND OWEN FLED WITH OSWALD.Chapter III · HOW KING INA'S FEAST WAS MARRED, AND OF A VOW TAKEN BY OSWALD.Chapter IV · HOW THE LADY ELFRIDA SPOKE WITH OSWALD, AND OF THE MEETING WITH GERENT.Chapter V · HOW OSWALD FELL INTO BAD HANDS, AND FARED EVILLY, ON THE QUANTOCKS.Chapter VI · HOW OSWALD HAD AN UNEASY VOYAGE AND A PERILOUS LANDING AT ITS END.Chapter VII · HOW OSWALD CROSSED THE DYFED CLIFFS, AND MET WITH FRIENDS.Chapter VIII · HOW OSWALD LOST A HUNT, AND FOUND SOMEWHAT STRANGE IN CAERAU WOODS.Chapter IX · WHY IT WAS NOT GOOD FOR OWEN TO SLEEP IN THE MOONLIGHT.Chapter X · HOW THE EASTDEAN MANORS AND SOMEWHAT MORE PASSED FROM OSWALD TO ERPWALD.Chapter XI · HOW ERPWALD FELL FROM CHEDDAR CLIFFS; AND OF ANOTHER WARNING.Chapter XII · OF THE MESSAGE BROUGHT BY JAGO, AND A MEETING IN DARTMOOR.Chapter XIII · HOW OSWALD AND HOWEL DARED THE SECRET OF THE MENHIR, AND MET A WIZARD.Chapter XIV · HOW OSWALD FOUND WHAT HE SOUGHT, AND RODE HOMEWARD WITH NONA THE PRINCESS.Chapter XV · HOW ERPWALD SAW HIS FIRST FIGHT ON HIS WEDDING DAY.Chapter XVI · OF MATTERS OF RANSOM, AND OF FORGIVENESS ASKED AND GRANTED.Chapter XVII · HOW OSWALD FOUND A HOME, AND OF THE LAST PERIL OF OWEN THE PRINCE.PREFACE.Chapter I · HOW OWEN OF CORNWALL WANDERED TO SUSSEX, AND WHY HE BIDED THERE.Chapter II · HOW ALDRED THE THANE KEPT HIS FAITH, AND OWEN FLED WITH OSWALD.Chapter III · HOW KING INA'S FEAST WAS MARRED, AND OF A VOW TAKEN BY OSWALD.Chapter IV · HOW THE LADY ELFRIDA SPOKE WITH OSWALD, AND OF THE MEETING WITH GERENT.Chapter V · HOW OSWALD FELL INTO BAD HANDS, AND FARED EVILLY, ON THE QUANTOCKS.Chapter VI · HOW OSWALD HAD AN UNEASY VOYAGE AND A PERILOUS LANDING AT ITS END.Chapter VII · HOW OSWALD CROSSED THE DYFED CLIFFS, AND MET WITH FRIENDS.Chapter VIII · HOW OSWALD LOST A HUNT, AND FOUND SOMEWHAT STRANGE IN CAERAU WOODS.Chapter IX · WHY IT WAS NOT GOOD FOR OWEN TO SLEEP IN THE MOONLIGHT.Chapter X · HOW THE EASTDEAN MANORS AND SOMEWHAT MORE PASSED FROM OSWALD TO ERPWALD.Chapter XI · HOW ERPWALD FELL FROM CHEDDAR CLIFFS; AND OF ANOTHER WARNING.Chapter XII · OF THE MESSAGE BROUGHT BY JAGO, AND A MEETING IN DARTMOOR.Chapter XIII · HOW OSWALD AND HOWEL DARED THE SECRET OF THE MENHIR, AND MET A WIZARD.Chapter XIV · HOW OSWALD FOUND WHAT HE SOUGHT, AND RODE HOMEWARD WITH NONA THE PRINCESS.Chapter XV · HOW ERPWALD SAW HIS FIRST FIGHT ON HIS WEDDING DAY.Chapter XVI · OF MATTERS OF RANSOM, AND OF FORGIVENESS ASKED AND GRANTED.Chapter XVII · HOW OSWALD FOUND A HOME, AND OF THE LAST PERIL OF OWEN THE PRINCE.NOTES.Beginning of this editionNext chapter →Chapter I · HOW OWEN OF CORNWALL WANDERED TO SUSSEX, AND WHY HE BIDED THERE.All chapters and sections (37)Other sectionsA PRINCE OF CORNWALL:Chapters1234567891011121314151617Other sectionsPREFACE.Chapters1234567891011121314151617Other sectionsNOTES.A Story of Glastonbury and the West in the Days of Ina of Wessex; by Charles W. Whistler.◇PREFACE.CHAPTER I. HOW OWEN OF CORNWALL WANDERED TO SUSSEX, AND WHY HE BIDED THERE. →