The History of Chivlary
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The boys of the Saracens and the young crusaders, armed witli sticks for lances, and stones instead of arrows, would issue from the town and the camp, and under leaders chosen from among themselves,^ who assumed the names of the principal chiefs, would advance in regular squadrons, and fight in the sight of the two hosts, with a degree of rancour which showed to wh-^t a pitch the mutual hatred of the nations was carried.
Even after the crusaders had fallen in battle or had died of the pestilenc...e, their children still pursued their way, and getting speedily accustomed to fatigue and privation, evinced powers of endurance equal to those of the most hardy warriors.
With the army of the Cross also was a multitude of men — the same author declares — who made it a profession to be without money ; they walked bare foot, carried no arms, and even preceded the beasts of burden in the march, living upon roots and herbs, and i Guibert. lib. vii.
P 186 HISTORY OF CHIVALRY.
presenting a spectacle both disgusting and pitiable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The boys of the Saracens and the young crusaders, armed witli sticks for lances, and stones instead of arrows, would issue from the town and the camp, and under leaders chosen from among themselves,^ who assumed the names of the principal chiefs, would advance in regular squadrons, and fight in the sight of the two hosts, with a degree of rancour which showed to wh-^t a pitch the mutual hatred of the nations was carried.
Even after the crusaders had fallen in battle or had died of the pestilenc...e, their children still pursued their way, and getting speedily accustomed to fatigue and privation, evinced powers of endurance equal to those of the most hardy warriors.
With the army of the Cross also was a multitude of men — the same author declares — who made it a profession to be without money ; they walked bare foot, carried no arms, and even preceded the beasts of burden in the march, living upon roots and herbs, and i Guibert. lib. vii.
P 186 HISTORY OF CHIVALRY.
presenting a spectacle both disgusting and pitiable.
What to read after The History of Chivlary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, G. P. R. (George Payne Rainsford), 1801?-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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