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                      THE LION AND THE UNICORN 



THE LION AND THE 

                 UNICORN 



          by RICHARD HARDING DAVIS 



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      IN   MEMORY        OF   MANY       HOT    DAYS     AND     SOME      HOT 

CORNERS   THIS   BOOK   IS   DEDICATED   TO   LT。´COL。   ARTHUR   H。 

LEE�察�R。A。 British Military Attache with the United States Army 



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     Prentiss had a long lease on the house�察�and because it stood in Jermyn 

Street the upper floors were�察�as a matter of course�察�turned into lodgings for 

single   gentlemen�察  �and   because   Prentiss   was   a   Florist   to   the   Queen�察  �he 

placed a lion and unicorn over his flowershop�察�just in front of the middle 

window on the first floor。          By stretching a little�察�each of them could see 

into the window just beyond him�察�and could hear all that was said inside�察�

and    such    things   as  they   saw    and   heard    during   the   reign   of  Captain 

Carrington�察�who moved in at the same time they did�                  �By day the table in 

the centre of the room was covered with maps�察�and the Captain sat with a 

box    of   pins�察  �with   different´colored      flags   wrapped     around     them�察  �and 

amused himself by sticking them in the maps and measuring the spaces in 

between�察  �swearing   meanwhile   to   himself。          It   was   a   selfish   amusement�察�

but it appeared to be the Captain's only intellectual pursuit�察�for at night�察�the 

maps were rolled up�察�and a green cloth was spread across the table�察�and 

there was much company and popping of soda´bottles�察�and little heaps of 

gold   and   silver   were   moved   this   way   and   that   across   the   cloth。    The 

smoke drifted out of the open windows�察�and the laughter of the Captain's 

guests rang out loudly in the empty street�察�so that the policeman halted and 

raised his eyes reprovingly to the lighted windows�察�and cabmen drew up 

beneath     them    and    lay  in  wait�察  �dozing    on   their  folded    arms�察   �for  the 

Captain's     guests    to  depart。    The     Lion    and   the   Unicorn     were    rather 

ashamed   of   the   scandal   of   it�察  �and   they   were   glad   when�察  �one   day�察  �the 

Captain went away with his tin boxes and gun´cases piled high on a four´ 

wheeler。 

     Prentiss stood on the sidewalk and said�此             �I wish you good luck�察�sir。; 

And   the   Captain   said�此     �I'm   coming   back   a   Major�察  �Prentiss。;      But   he 

never came back。         And one daythe Lion remembered the day very well�察�

for   on   that  same    day    the  newsboys      ran  up   and   down     Jermyn     Street 

shouting out the news of ;a 'orrible disaster; to the British arms。                  It was 

then that a young lady came to the door in a hansom�察�and Prentiss went out 

to meet   her and led her   upstairs。        They heard   him unlock the   Captain's 

door and say�察 �This is his room�察�miss�察─�and after he had gone they watched 

her   standing   quite   still   by   the   centre   table。 She   stood   there   for   a   very 



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long time looking slowly about her�察�and then she took a photograph of the 

Captain from the frame on the mantel and slipped it into her pocket�察�and 

when   she   went   out   again   her   veil   was   down�察  �and   she   was   crying。  She 

must have given Prentiss as much as a sovereign�察�for he called her ;Your 

ladyship�察─�which he never did under a sovereign。 

     And she drove off�察�and they never saw her again either�察�nor could they 

hear   the   address   she   gave   the   cabman。     But   it   was   somewhere   up   St。 

John's Wood way。 

     After that the rooms were empty for some months�察�and the Lion and 

the Unicorn were forced to amuse themselves with the beautiful ladies and 

smart´looking        men     who      came     to   Prentiss     to   buy    flowers     and 

;buttonholes�察─  �and   the   little   round   baskets   of   strawberries�察  �and   even   the 

peaches at three shillings each�察�which looked so tempting as they lay in the 

window�察�wrapped up in cotton´wool�察�like jewels of great price。 

     Then   Philip   Carroll�察  �the American   gentleman�察  �came�察  �and   they   heard 

Prentiss   telling   him   that   those   rooms   had   always   let   for   five   guineas   a 

week�察  �which   they   knew   was   not   true�察  �but   they   also   knew   that   in   the 

economy   of   nations   there   must   always   be   a   higher   price   for   the     rich 

American�察�or else why was he given that strange accent�察�except to betray 

him into the hands of the London shopkeeper�察�and the London cabby�拭�

     The American walked to the window toward the west�察�which was the 

window nearest the Lion�察�and looked out into the graveyard of St。 James's 

Church�察�that stretched between their street and Piccadilly。 

     ;You're   lucky   in   having   a   bit   of   green   to   look   out   on�察─  �he   said   to 

Prentiss。     ;I'll   take   these   roomsat     five  guineas。     That's    more     than 

they're   worth�察  �you   know�察  �but   as   I   know   it�察  �too�察  �your   conscience   needn't 

trouble you。; 

     Then his eyes fell on the Lion�察�and he nodded to him gravely。                    ;How 

do you do�拭─�he said。          ;I'm coming to live with you for a little time。               I 

have read about you and your friends over there。                  It is a hazard of new 

fortunes with me�察�your Majesty�察�so be kind to me�察�and if I win�察�I will put a 

new coat of paint on your shield and gild you all over again。; 

     Prentiss smiled obsequiously at the American's pleasantry�察�but the new 

lodger only stared at him。 



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     ;He seemed a social gentleman�察─�said the Unicorn�察�that night�察�when the 

Lion and he were talking it over。            ;Now the Captain�察�the whole time he 

was here�察�never gave us so much as a look。               This one says he has read of 

us。; 

     ;And   why  not�拭─  �growled   the   Lion。       ;I   hope   Prentiss   heard   what   he 

said   of   our   needing   a   new   layer   of   gilt。 It's   disgraceful。 You   can   see 

that Lion over Scarlett's�察�the butcher�察�as far as Regent Street�察�and Scarlett 

is only one of Salisbury's creations。           He received his Letters´Patent only 

two years back。       We date from Palmerston。; 

     The   lodger   came   up   the   street   just   at   that   moment�察  �and   stopped   and 

looked   up     at   the   Lion   and   the   Unicorn   from   the   sidewalk�察  �before    he 

opened the door with his night´key。             They heard him enter the room and 

feel   on   the   mantel   for   his   pipe�察  �and   a   moment   later   he   appeared   at   the 

Lion's window and leaned on the sill�察�looking down into the street below 

and blowing whiffs of smoke up into the warm night´air。 

     It was a night in June�察�and the pavements were dry under foot and the 

streets   were   filled   with   well´dressed   people�察  �going   home   from   the   play�察�

and with groups of men in black and white�察�making their way to supper at 

the   clubs。    Hansoms   of   inky´black�察  �with   shining   lamps   inside   and   out�察�

dashed     noiselessly    past   on   mysterious     errands�察  �chasing     close   on  each 

other's   heels   on   a   mad   race�察  �each   to   its   separate   goal。 From   the   cross 

streets rose the noises of early night�察�the rumble of the 'buses�察�the creaking 

of their brakes�察�as they unlocked�察�the cries of the ;extras�察─�and the m

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