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never been drawn H upon . for H my own uses; but
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esd noafEaf e en else may ssE,s and see %
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and as many srchers to aid US H IN our venture.
When he hath come and whom cur. fair con.
ssor. Is rseovs,e s q her health. which trust
set opr banners to the breeze once more"
The rrnco smiled at Rs Rsrtil ssSap sror WHICH
'loRe sEssS sss to fnow n Z. continued
:" that l have sure advlces that this Henry is q
very very valiant leader. and that he has It Ia his
Of his own people lie hath bought together.
twelve thousand OF the he, French h,'I; free com. SH
panies. who arc. as you know very valiant
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Al. Anjon IL. and purpo%sss % to take back With him
hold Bertrand in high esteem for he has oft
before bssp at great pains to furnish us with
t. Scrhs caota He e' tooe yoa ssns q. SSeH
so srs a. and ~ soul will have tho chance
The Gascon warrior WINGED little at the
allusion, nor were his oountrymen around him
better rleased. for on the only OCCASION. whom
without English aid they had mot with heavy
There are some who say, sire.", said the
q
overpaid, for that without Gascon help Bsr.
bad Sa.D been Aray nr had
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Tho smaller oocE. my Lord Audley, may
nave nave the longer spur" remarked the Capital dc
May have its comb clipged u It make over
by our lady of Rocamadour! cried the Lord
slr John ChaIne you shall answer 10 me for
turnei the Enslishmsn careiessly. ~ WILL To-
81 G1E .sS sS%sThS y + ~ Sissssss
flrt her into the matter with YOU"
~, And you. my Lord Of Pommers." said Sir
my mind that We nj is6t b1eaE ak % lance ia gen. e IN
tie and honorable debate over the question"
tsr - n moment n! dozen challenges ilashed
Of tho cloud which had lowe ,ed SO long between
the kniEhta OF tho two natiuus. Furious and
gesticulating tho tiRscons. white and cold and
sneering the English. while the Prince with
half smile glanced from ono party o tho other.
like man who loved to dwell upon fiery
scene. and yet dreaded lest the mischief 20 50
far that he might find II beyond his control.
Friends. friends!" he cried at last. this
anarrsi must 20 ne no 1ur,her The man shall
carries it beyond this room. have overmuch
need for your swords that you should urn
hem upon each other. Sir John CharnelL
Lord Aude You do not doubt the courage Of
Not !. sire" Lord Audley answered. "I
lave seen them fight 100 often not 10 know
ha. they are very hardy and valiant gem
Aud so say L." quoth the other English
nan; but. certes there Is no fear OF our for.
.ettinG 1t while they have tongue In thelr
Nay. Sir John. said the Prince reprovinGly.
AL peoples have their own use and customs.
There are some who might call us cold and |
lull AMI silent. But you hear. my lords OF |
iascony. that these gentlemen had no thought |
o lot all anger fade from your mind. Cllsson. |
,aptal Do Pommers. have your word7"
I'VE are your SUBJECTS, sire" said the Gas. |
on barons. though with no very good grace.
Your words ar, our law"
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heerIly;, ,"4o; there the doors Of the ban.
uet hall have been oyerlong from my
weet spouse. but l shall be back with you
non. Lot the sewers serve and the minstrels
way. accompanied by the two monsrchs.
7hile the rest OF the company. with many Q
ompre.sed lip and menacing eye. fled slowly
hrouRh tho side door to the great chamber in |
'hich the royal tables wsre set forth.