The Works of Charles Kingsley..
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I must put a spoke in Edwin's wheel. It will not be difficult to make him or Morcar, or both of them, traitors once more and for ever. We must have a rebellion in these parts. I will talk about it to Gilbert of Ghent. We must make these savages desperate, and William furious, or he will be soon giving them back their lands, beside asking them to Court: and then how are valiant knights like us, who have won England for him, to be paid for their trouble % No, no.
We must have a fresh rebellion, a...nd a firesh confiscation, Digitized by VjOOQ IC The Wake. 265 arid then when English lasses are going cheap, perhaps the Lady Lucia may fall to my share." And Ivo Taillebois kept his word ; and without diffi- culty, for he had many to help him. To drive the English to desperation, and to get a pretext for seizing their lands, was the game which the Normans played, and but too well.
As he rode out of Spalding town, a man* was being hanged on the gallows there permanently provided.
That was so common a sight, that Ivo would not have stopped, had not a priest, who was comforting the criminal, run forward, and almost thrown himself under the horse's feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I must put a spoke in Edwin's wheel. It will not be difficult to make him or Morcar, or both of them, traitors once more and for ever. We must have a rebellion in these parts. I will talk about it to Gilbert of Ghent. We must make these savages desperate, and William furious, or he will be soon giving them back their lands, beside asking them to Court: and then how are valiant knights like us, who have won England for him, to be paid for their trouble % No, no.
We must have a fresh rebellion, a...nd a firesh confiscation, Digitized by VjOOQ IC The Wake. 265 arid then when English lasses are going cheap, perhaps the Lady Lucia may fall to my share." And Ivo Taillebois kept his word ; and without diffi- culty, for he had many to help him. To drive the English to desperation, and to get a pretext for seizing their lands, was the game which the Normans played, and but too well.
As he rode out of Spalding town, a man* was being hanged on the gallows there permanently provided.
That was so common a sight, that Ivo would not have stopped, had not a priest, who was comforting the criminal, run forward, and almost thrown himself under the horse's feet.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingsley Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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