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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 127
with his lips thy mouth, polluted with the corruption of
lepers' feet.'
" Then she said smiling, ' Who knows not that the feet
of the eternal King are to be preferred to a mortal king's lips ?
I indeed have called thee, dearest brother, that thou mayest
take there-
learn from my example to perform such things ;
fore the basin, and do as thou seest me do.'
" At this word I was greatly afraid, and replied that in no
wise could I endure it. For not yet did I know the Lord,
nor had his spirit been revealed to me. So she persisted in
her task, and I, guilty one, laughing returned to my friends."
1 102
FLORENCE OF WORCESTER, CHRONICON, VOL. II, p. 51. 1
Henry, king of the English, gave the queen's sister Mary
in marriage to Eustace, count of Boulogne. 2
1 Cf. W. of M., H.N., ii, 579. Henry had previously offered Mary to
Bk. of H., 306.
William, earl of Mortain ;
2 "
Because he was both sprung from noble ancestors, and also remark
able for prudence and bravery," W. of M., u.s.