The Saxon sheriff hung him, even as the king said he would do to him an he caught him, so maybe it is the same in the end.

I have not heard that any one is sorry to lose him." He laughed, and if it was plain that Morgan's brother was not loved, it was also plain that nought was known of the end of the other prince yet.

We were first with the tidings here, and that might be as well.
Now a message came to bid us enter, and the steward who brought it told us that we were to be lodged in some great guest chamber, and that we should speak with the king shortly.
The men bided outside the walls, the captain leading them to a long row of timber-built stables which stood close at hand by the gate.
Presently, when the horses were bestowed, they would be brought to the guest hall; so Thorgils went with them, while the steward led Owen and myself through the gate and to the palace, which stood squarely in the midst of the fortress, with a space between it and the other buildings which filled the area.
By daylight I knew afterwards that it was uncared for, and somewhat dilapidated without, but in the falling dusk it looked all that it should.

We entered through a wide door, and passed a guardroom where many men lounged, armed and unarmed, and then were in a courtyard formed by the four sides of the building, wonderfully paved, and with a frozen fountain in its midst.

There were windows all round the walls which bounded this court, and the light shone red from them, very cheerfully, and already there was bustle of men who crossed and passed through the palace making ready for our reception.