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The Boy Apprenticed to an Enchanter

V. How Bird-of-Gold Went to the Top of the Tower

Word Count: 1400    |    Released on: 19/11/2017

d put together all of it, I said to him, "Not yet has the tower fallen, and ere it comes down one m

be dead," Eean

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1 PROLOGUE THE HORSES OF KING MANUS2 PART I THE STORY OF EEAN THE FISHERMAN'S SON I. The Coming of the Enchanter3 II. The Inaccessible Island4 III. The Enchanter Goes to Babylon5 IV. The Palace of the King of Babylon6 V. The King of Babylon7 VI. The Genii Who Guarded Babylon8 VII. Again the Horses of King Manus9 PART II THE STORY OF BIRD-OF-GOLD WHO WAS THE BRAMBLE GATHERER'S DAUGHTER10 II. The Man Who Was High in Fortune11 III. How Bird-of-Gold Came to Her Fortune12 IV. Bird-of-Gold in the King's Gardens13 V. How Bird-of-Gold Went to the Top of the Tower14 VI. How Eean and Bird-of-Gold Went from Babylon15 VII. How Eean and Bird-of-Gold Were Pursued16 VIII. How Eean and Bird-of-Gold Came to Hermes Trismegistus in Egypt17 IX. How Eean and Bird-of-Gold Came to King Manus's Stables18 PART III THE TWO ENCHANTERS I. Merlin and Vivien19 II. Zabulun the Enchanter20 III. The Last Flight of Eean and Bird-of-Gold21 IV. How Eean Won His Release from Zabulun the Enchanter22 V. The Return of King Manus's Horses