This picture illustrates the lines from Tennyson's "Enid" idyll (later "Geraint and Enid")
So, scared but at the motion of the man,
Fled all the boon companions of the Earl,
And left him lying in the public way . . . .
So, scared but at the motion of the man,
Fled all the boon companions of the Earl,
And left him lying in the public way . . . .
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