The King And the Bondmen
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All the lords and ladies who were in the Tower were treated with the grossest indignity ; and the archbishop and the lord high treasurer, who had called them " shoeless ribalds, " were dragged from their place of refuge to the open place on Tower Hill, and there beheaded, amidst the shouts of the multitude. All sorts of injurious epithets were heaped upon them as they were hurried along, and all who could get near gave them rude cuffs and blows, asking in mockery whether a villan's knock could ...do any harm. No sooner had the heads of the two unfortunate noble- men fallen than they were set up on spears, and carried about in wild triumph, and at sight of the horrid spectacle, the bondmen sent up a furious shout, which struck dismay into the hearts of all who heard it. What was to be done ? whose turn would come next 1 The king was obliged to betake himself to his palace at Westminster, while the villans joined by all the rabble of the metropolis, and made bolder by success, wantonly destroyed all that 36 THE KIXG AND THE BOXDMEX.
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All the lords and ladies who were in the Tower were treated with the grossest indignity ; and the archbishop and the lord high treasurer, who had called them " shoeless ribalds, " were dragged from their place of refuge to the open place on Tower Hill, and there beheaded, amidst the shouts of the multitude. All sorts of injurious epithets were heaped upon them as they were hurried along, and all who could get near gave them rude cuffs and blows, asking in mockery whether a villan's knock could ...do any harm. No sooner had the heads of the two unfortunate noble- men fallen than they were set up on spears, and carried about in wild triumph, and at sight of the horrid spectacle, the bondmen sent up a furious shout, which struck dismay into the hearts of all who heard it. What was to be done ? whose turn would come next 1 The king was obliged to betake himself to his palace at Westminster, while the villans joined by all the rabble of the metropolis, and made bolder by success, wantonly destroyed all that 36 THE KIXG AND THE BOXDMEX.
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