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And, from the core of the wedge, poured the shafts of the archers. Down rolled in the dust half the charge of those knights. Bruse reeled on his sad- dle; the dread right hand of D'Aumale fell lopped by the axe; De Graville, hurled from his horse, rolled at the feet of Harold; and William, borne by his great steed and his colossal strength into the third rank — ^there dealt, right and left, the fierce strokes of his iron club, till he felt his horse sinking under him — and had scarcely time to ...back from the foe — scarcely time to get beyond reach of their wea- pons, ere the Spanish destrier, frightfully gashed through its strong mail, fell dead on the plain. His knights swept round him. Twenty barons leaped from selle to jdeld him their chargers. He chose the one nearest to hand, sprang to foot and the stirrup, and rode back to his lines. Mean- while De Graville's casque, its strings broken by the shock, had fallen off, and as Harold was about to strike, he rec- ognized his guest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, from the core of the wedge, poured the shafts of the archers. Down rolled in the dust half the charge of those knights. Bruse reeled on his sad- dle; the dread right hand of D'Aumale fell lopped by the axe; De Graville, hurled from his horse, rolled at the feet of Harold; and William, borne by his great steed and his colossal strength into the third rank — ^there dealt, right and left, the fierce strokes of his iron club, till he felt his horse sinking under him — and had scarcely time to ...back from the foe — scarcely time to get beyond reach of their wea- pons, ere the Spanish destrier, frightfully gashed through its strong mail, fell dead on the plain. His knights swept round him. Twenty barons leaped from selle to jdeld him their chargers. He chose the one nearest to hand, sprang to foot and the stirrup, and rode back to his lines. Mean- while De Graville's casque, its strings broken by the shock, had fallen off, and as Harold was about to strike, he rec- ognized his guest.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dawson, William James, 1854-1928, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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