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And then the king cried out in dismay: "I have beaten Tibraide''s people." He rushed from the room. "Send for Tibraide' till I apologise," he cried. "Tell him it was all a mistake. Tell him it was Mongan." But at the end of a time that pleasure was worn out, and Mongan grew at first dispirited and then sullen, and after that as ill as he had been on the previous occasion.

"There never was a year when Tibraide''s were as plentiful as they are this year. There is a Tibraide' outside and a Tibraide' inside, and who knows but there are some more of them under the bed. The place is crawling with them," said he. Mongan pointed at Tibraide'. "Don't you know who that is?" he cried. "I know who he says he is," said the Chamberlain.

At that news the men of the household picked up clubs and cudgels and every kind of thing that was near, and made a violent and woeful attack on Tibraide''s men The King of Leinster came in then, and when he was told Tibraide' was Mongan he attacked them as well, and it was with difficulty that Tibraide' got away to Cell Camain with nine of his men and they all wounded.

"What is the bridge for?" said Tibraide' Mongan and mac an Da'v followed them. When they got to the middle of the bridge it broke under them, and they were precipitated into that boiling yellow flood. Mongan snatched at the book as it fell from Tibraide''s hand. "Won't you let them drown, master?" asked mac an Da'v.