The Man of the Black Arrow

Dick clambered to his feet and, staggering and leaning on the tree-trunk, says he drew near to this grim object. It was a man hanging from the bow of a tall oak. Dick raised the hood. It was Throgmorton, Sir Daniel's messenger. He had not gone far upon his errand. A paper which had apparently escaped the notice of the man of the black arrow, stuck from the bosom of his doublet, and Dick found it was Sir Daniel's letter to Lord Wensleydale. With his dagger, which alone remained to him of all his arms, young Shelton severed the rope,. instantly, with a dead thump,

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