Chapters From Family Chests volume 2
Chapters From Family Chests volume 2
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companied by Sir George Wentworth, Sir Charles Coote, and Lord Digby, the Lady Let- tice's eldest son, he set off at once, and at the head of three hundred horse, and half that number of foot-soldiers. But their active aid was scarcely needed, for, though they were slightly harrassed by some rebel skirmishers as they crossed the bog, yet on reaching Geashill it was found that the rebels had gone off into the woods and the mountains. It appeared that Lady Offaley, weary of waiting for help, or; ...at all events, unaware that it was close at hand, had despatched messengers to some of her relatives among the FitzGeralds, asking for the loan of about fifty foot-soldiers to protect her against the ' mixed multitude ' of insurgents.
This latter, however, fell into the hands of her foes, who were on the point of returning to renew the siege, when the sudden arrival of the royal troops scattered them one and all to the winds.
Although repeatedly urged by her friends to retire to some place of peace and safety, this heroic lady preferred to remain within her own castle walls, which were now well-provided LETTICE DIGBY, LADY OFFALEY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
companied by Sir George Wentworth, Sir Charles Coote, and Lord Digby, the Lady Let- tice's eldest son, he set off at once, and at the head of three hundred horse, and half that number of foot-soldiers. But their active aid was scarcely needed, for, though they were slightly harrassed by some rebel skirmishers as they crossed the bog, yet on reaching Geashill it was found that the rebels had gone off into the woods and the mountains. It appeared that Lady Offaley, weary of waiting for help, or; ...at all events, unaware that it was close at hand, had despatched messengers to some of her relatives among the FitzGeralds, asking for the loan of about fifty foot-soldiers to protect her against the ' mixed multitude ' of insurgents.
This latter, however, fell into the hands of her foes, who were on the point of returning to renew the siege, when the sudden arrival of the royal troops scattered them one and all to the winds.
Although repeatedly urged by her friends to retire to some place of peace and safety, this heroic lady preferred to remain within her own castle walls, which were now well-provided LETTICE DIGBY, LADY OFFALEY.
What to read after Chapters From Family Chests volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Walford to read onlineMoreLess
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