I Don't Know (2)

I Don't Know (2)

So the Duke took the child to his castle, and called him N'oun-Doaré, which is the Breton for " I don't know. "

N'oun-Doaré grew up with family and was a healthy, intelligent child.

He was sent away to school  and became a handsome young man,

When N'oun-Doaré was eighteen, the Duke brought him back to live at the castle, and, to show N'oun-Doaré how pleased he was with his progress, took him to the local fair to buy him his own sword and his own horse.

First they went to look for a horse.
There were many horse-dealers at the fair, but N'oun-Doaré could find no steed that suited him.

Then they met a man leading an old mare and N'oun-Doaré shouted, " Yes ! This is the horse I want ! "

The Duke was surprised.
" That old nag ? " he said.

But the boy insisted.

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