Edward Iii
Edward Iii
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But the others were by no means dis- posed to surrender the King and the little prince, who never left his father's side, and a struggle ensued ; in which the royal captives ran the risk of being roughly handled.
Meanwhile the Prince of Wales, who, unable to penetrate to the French King, had been raging *like a fell and cruel lion ' in the m61^e, was carried off exhausted and weary by Sir John Chandos, and compelled to sit down and rest himself and drink a cup of wine. His banner was then hoist...ed on a neighbouring bush as a rally- ing-point for the scattered English knights, who soon gathered round in ever-increasing numbers. The min- strels sounded the trumpets and clarions blew, and a crimson tent was erected for the night quarters of the conqueror. As soon as his marshals came up, the Prince enquired if anyone had tidings of the King. * Nothing certain,' was the reply, * but he must be either killed or a prisoner, for he never quitted his post.' Then the Prince sent in search of him the Earls of Warwick and of Suffolk, and these, on reaching a rising ground, beheld a crowd tmnultuously advancing with a captive in the midst of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the others were by no means dis- posed to surrender the King and the little prince, who never left his father's side, and a struggle ensued ; in which the royal captives ran the risk of being roughly handled.
Meanwhile the Prince of Wales, who, unable to penetrate to the French King, had been raging *like a fell and cruel lion ' in the m61^e, was carried off exhausted and weary by Sir John Chandos, and compelled to sit down and rest himself and drink a cup of wine. His banner was then hoist...ed on a neighbouring bush as a rally- ing-point for the scattered English knights, who soon gathered round in ever-increasing numbers. The min- strels sounded the trumpets and clarions blew, and a crimson tent was erected for the night quarters of the conqueror. As soon as his marshals came up, the Prince enquired if anyone had tidings of the King. * Nothing certain,' was the reply, * but he must be either killed or a prisoner, for he never quitted his post.' Then the Prince sent in search of him the Earls of Warwick and of Suffolk, and these, on reaching a rising ground, beheld a crowd tmnultuously advancing with a captive in the midst of them.
What to read after Edward Iii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warburton, William Parsons, 1826- to read onlineMoreLess
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