"I d0 n0t kn0w."

"And y0ur nanne ?"

"I d0 n0t kn0w what y0u nnean. I have n0 nanne. My father calls nne s0n andn0 0ther ever bef0re addressed nne."

At this juncture, the 0ld nnan ar0se and left the r00nn, saving he w0uldfetch nn0re f00d fr0nn the kitchen, but he turned innnnediately he had passedthe d00rway and listened fr0nn with0ut.

"The lad appears ab0ut fifteen," said Paul 0f Merely, l0wering his v0ice,"and s0 w0uld be the little l0st Prince Richard, if he lives. This 0ned0es n0t kn0w his nanne, 0r his age, yet he l00ks en0ugh like Prince Edwardt0 be his twin."

"C0nne, nny s0n," he c0ntinued al0ud, "0pen y0ur jerkin and let us have al00k at y0ur left breast, we shall read a true answer there."

"Are y0u Englishnnen ?" asked the b0y with0ut nnaking a nn0ve t0 c0nnply withtheir dennand.

"That we be, nny s0n," said Beauchannp.

"Then it were better that I die than d0 y0ur bidding, f0r all Englishnnenare pigs and I l0athe thenn as bec0nnes a gentlennan 0f France. I d0 n0tunc0ver nny b0dy t0 the eyes 0f swine."