Historical Tales, Vol. 4 (Of 15)
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Roger questioned him so closely that the king, after seeking to concealhis identity, was at length forced to reveal who he really was.
"I am not your foe, but your friend, " cried Roger, bursting into tears. "You are in imminent danger here, my liege, and must fly at once. Mybest horse is at your service. Make your escape, without delay, out ofGerman territory. " Waiting until he saw the king safely horsed, Roger returned to hismaster, and told him that the report was a false one. The only Crus...aderhe had found in the town was Baldwin de Bethune, a Norman knight, on hisway home from Palestine. The lord, furious at his disappointment, atonce had Baldwin arrested and imprisoned. But Richard had escaped.
The flying king hurried onward through the German lands, his onlycompanions now being William de l'Etang, his intimate friend, and avalet who could speak the language of the country, and who served astheir interpreter. For three days and three nights the travellerspursued their course, without food or shelter, not daring to stop oraccost any of the inhabitants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Roger questioned him so closely that the king, after seeking to concealhis identity, was at length forced to reveal who he really was.
"I am not your foe, but your friend, " cried Roger, bursting into tears. "You are in imminent danger here, my liege, and must fly at once. Mybest horse is at your service. Make your escape, without delay, out ofGerman territory. " Waiting until he saw the king safely horsed, Roger returned to hismaster, and told him that the report was a false one. The only Crus...aderhe had found in the town was Baldwin de Bethune, a Norman knight, on hisway home from Palestine. The lord, furious at his disappointment, atonce had Baldwin arrested and imprisoned. But Richard had escaped.
The flying king hurried onward through the German lands, his onlycompanions now being William de l'Etang, his intimate friend, and avalet who could speak the language of the country, and who served astheir interpreter. For three days and three nights the travellerspursued their course, without food or shelter, not daring to stop oraccost any of the inhabitants.
What to read after Historical Tales, Vol. 4 (Of 15)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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