Stories of Early England
Stories of Early England
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And in the same way on three separate occasions he saved the life of Charles. At length, with Olger at their head and the battle- 156 Stories of Early England cry of " Montjoy " on their lips, the King and his host drove the paynim back to the city gates.
When the fight was over, the Emperor Charles ordered the standard-bearer to be brought before him ; and when Olger appeared, with his visor closed, he thought it had been Alory, and said to him : " Alory, though with grief I saw you flee at th...e onset, you have most nobly redeemed your honor. Three times have you saved my life, and I know not how to reward you fitly. I will make you ruler of any province you may choose in my kingdom, and you shall be my lieutenant, and fight in my quarrel in all disputes touching the crown of France. " But a squire who stood by spoke up, and said : " Sire, this is not that Alory of whom you speak. He bowed the colors, and fled for his life, at the first onset ; but this young knight seized the standard from his hands, while I helped to dress him in Alory's armor ; but who he is I know not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And in the same way on three separate occasions he saved the life of Charles. At length, with Olger at their head and the battle- 156 Stories of Early England cry of " Montjoy " on their lips, the King and his host drove the paynim back to the city gates.
When the fight was over, the Emperor Charles ordered the standard-bearer to be brought before him ; and when Olger appeared, with his visor closed, he thought it had been Alory, and said to him : " Alory, though with grief I saw you flee at th...e onset, you have most nobly redeemed your honor. Three times have you saved my life, and I know not how to reward you fitly. I will make you ruler of any province you may choose in my kingdom, and you shall be my lieutenant, and fight in my quarrel in all disputes touching the crown of France. " But a squire who stood by spoke up, and said : " Sire, this is not that Alory of whom you speak. He bowed the colors, and fled for his life, at the first onset ; but this young knight seized the standard from his hands, while I helped to dress him in Alory's armor ; but who he is I know not.
What to read after Stories of Early England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilmot-Buxton Ethel Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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