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When the King left the city, he and Lord Wil- mot, afterwards the Duke of Rochester, intended to make a dash for London in the hope of getting a vessel for France before the news of his defeat could get thither, but he found that he could not break away from his defeated soldiers who were, like himself, fleeing along Leicestershire road until it was too late. He finally, with about sixty gentle- men and officers, the Duke of Buckingham, Lord Derby and Wilmot being of the number, slipped out of ...the high road and galloped towards Wolver- hampton, passing through Stonebridge, where a troop of the enemy was quartered for the night, without being suspected. After a ride of about twenty miles, as the day was breaking they came to White Ladys, ^ a house belonging to the Giffard family, one of whose retainers, William Pendrell, hid Lord Derby at Boscobel House while he was recovering from a wound received in a skirmish with Colonel Lilburn at Wigan, Just as they ar- rived at White Ladys, a country fellow brought the * White Ladys was given the name from it having been formerly a monastery of Cistertian nuns whose habits were of that color.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the King left the city, he and Lord Wil- mot, afterwards the Duke of Rochester, intended to make a dash for London in the hope of getting a vessel for France before the news of his defeat could get thither, but he found that he could not break away from his defeated soldiers who were, like himself, fleeing along Leicestershire road until it was too late. He finally, with about sixty gentle- men and officers, the Duke of Buckingham, Lord Derby and Wilmot being of the number, slipped out of ...the high road and galloped towards Wolver- hampton, passing through Stonebridge, where a troop of the enemy was quartered for the night, without being suspected. After a ride of about twenty miles, as the day was breaking they came to White Ladys, ^ a house belonging to the Giffard family, one of whose retainers, William Pendrell, hid Lord Derby at Boscobel House while he was recovering from a wound received in a skirmish with Colonel Lilburn at Wigan, Just as they ar- rived at White Ladys, a country fellow brought the * White Ladys was given the name from it having been formerly a monastery of Cistertian nuns whose habits were of that color.
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