The Cyclic Relations of the Chanson De Willame
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Tibaut's lance pierces Aimer's arm.
Aimer faints while the Christians are extracting the broken piece of the lance, and he is carried, with three mortal wounds, to the tent of Louis.
At nightfall Tibaut encounters Vivien. Viven wounds Tibaut in the arm, and is wounded by him in the breast. Night ends the combat. The Christians have had the worst of the battle and are in great sorrow for Guibelin, Garin, Aimer, and Vivien.
Next morning a messenger comes from Tibaut to king Louis, asking for a tr...uce of three days. This is granted. But when the truce was eight days past, Tibaut raised the siege and went into Aragon, whence he sailed to the Orient.
King Louis now returns to Paris, taking Aimer with him, in a cart, that he may receive better medical treatment. But Aimer died five days after reaching Paris, and many said that he had been wounded with poisoned weapons.
After Vivien's wounds are healed, he asks the Narbonnais to aid him in the conquest of Aragon, as had been promised to him in Portugal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tibaut's lance pierces Aimer's arm.
Aimer faints while the Christians are extracting the broken piece of the lance, and he is carried, with three mortal wounds, to the tent of Louis.
At nightfall Tibaut encounters Vivien. Viven wounds Tibaut in the arm, and is wounded by him in the breast. Night ends the combat. The Christians have had the worst of the battle and are in great sorrow for Guibelin, Garin, Aimer, and Vivien.
Next morning a messenger comes from Tibaut to king Louis, asking for a tr...uce of three days. This is granted. But when the truce was eight days past, Tibaut raised the siege and went into Aragon, whence he sailed to the Orient.
King Louis now returns to Paris, taking Aimer with him, in a cart, that he may receive better medical treatment. But Aimer died five days after reaching Paris, and many said that he had been wounded with poisoned weapons.
After Vivien's wounds are healed, he asks the Narbonnais to aid him in the conquest of Aragon, as had been promised to him in Portugal.
What to read after The Cyclic Relations of the Chanson De Willame?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton, Theodore Ely, 1869- to read onlineMoreLess
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