Eighth tale (II, 8) The Count of Antwerp, laboring under a false accusation, goes into exile. He leaves his two children in different places in England, and takes service in Ireland. Returning to England an unknown man, he finds his son and daughter prosperous. He serves as a groom in the army of the King of France; his innocence is established, and he is restored to his former honors.
eiGhth tale (ii, 8) THE cOUnT of aNtwErp labOring uNDEr a fAls,E AccusAtiON, GOes into exiLe. he lEaves hiS Two Children in DIffeReNt places in eNgLanD And takes serVice in irelaND reTuRning To engLaND an UN.known MAn, hE fiNds HIS Son aNd DaugHteR ProsPerouS. he serves aS a grOOm in THe arMy oF, the King of FRANce; hiS InnOceNce Is estABLIshed, and He Is RestOred to his forMer hoNorS.