The Days of Bruce a Story From Scottish History
The Days of Bruce a Story From Scottish History
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No, no ; bring me the greaves, gauntlets, and helmet here, if thou wilt, and an they give me time, I will arm me in their very teeth. Haste ye, my friends, if ye will have it so; for myself these garments would serve me well enough ;" but ere he ceased to speak they had flown to obey, and returned ere/oi dozen more of the English had made their way across the crum- bling wall. Coolly, composedly, Nigel threw aside his mantle and doublet, and permitted his esquires to assist in arming him, speak...ing at the same time in a tone so utterly unconcerned, that ere their task was finished, his coolness had extended unto them. He had allowed some few of the English to make an unmolested way ; his own men were drawn up in close lines against the inner wall, so deep in shadow that they were at first unobserved by the English. He could perceive by the still, clear light of the flames, troop after troop of the besiegers were marching forward in the direction both of the causeway and the river ; several were plunging in the moat, sword in hand, and attack threatened on every side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, no ; bring me the greaves, gauntlets, and helmet here, if thou wilt, and an they give me time, I will arm me in their very teeth. Haste ye, my friends, if ye will have it so; for myself these garments would serve me well enough ;" but ere he ceased to speak they had flown to obey, and returned ere/oi dozen more of the English had made their way across the crum- bling wall. Coolly, composedly, Nigel threw aside his mantle and doublet, and permitted his esquires to assist in arming him, speak...ing at the same time in a tone so utterly unconcerned, that ere their task was finished, his coolness had extended unto them. He had allowed some few of the English to make an unmolested way ; his own men were drawn up in close lines against the inner wall, so deep in shadow that they were at first unobserved by the English. He could perceive by the still, clear light of the flames, troop after troop of the besiegers were marching forward in the direction both of the causeway and the river ; several were plunging in the moat, sword in hand, and attack threatened on every side.
What to read after The Days of Bruce a Story From Scottish History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aguilar, Grace, 1816-1847 to read onlineMoreLess
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