History of Scotland: By Patrick Fraser Tytler, .. 1
History of Scotland: By Patrick Fraser Tytler, .. 1
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Edward had been only slightly hurt ; and as the morning waa near, he mounted his horse and gave orders to march.
They passed through Linlithgow a little before sun- rise, and on looking up to a rising ground, at some distance in their front, observed the ridge of the hill lined with lances. Not a moment was lost. Their columns marched up the hill, but on reaching it, the enemy had disappeared ; and as it was the Feast of St Mary Magdalene, the king ordered a tent to be raised, where he and the ...Bishop of Durham heard mass. These lances had been the advanced guard of the enemy ; for while mass was saying, and the day became brighter, the English soldiers could distinct- 164 HISTOUY OP SCOTLAND. 1298, \y see the Scots in the distance arranging their lines, and preparing for battle.
The Scottish army did not amount to the third part of the force of the English, and Wallace, who dreaded this great disparity, and knew how much Ed- ward was likely to suffer by the protraction of the war and the want of provisions, at first thought of a retreat, and hastened to lead off his soldiers ; but he soon found that the English were too near to admit of this being accomplished without certain destruc- tion, and he therefore proceeded to draw up his army, so as best to avail himself of the nature of the ground, and to sustain the attack of the English.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Edward had been only slightly hurt ; and as the morning waa near, he mounted his horse and gave orders to march.
They passed through Linlithgow a little before sun- rise, and on looking up to a rising ground, at some distance in their front, observed the ridge of the hill lined with lances. Not a moment was lost. Their columns marched up the hill, but on reaching it, the enemy had disappeared ; and as it was the Feast of St Mary Magdalene, the king ordered a tent to be raised, where he and the ...Bishop of Durham heard mass. These lances had been the advanced guard of the enemy ; for while mass was saying, and the day became brighter, the English soldiers could distinct- 164 HISTOUY OP SCOTLAND. 1298, \y see the Scots in the distance arranging their lines, and preparing for battle.
The Scottish army did not amount to the third part of the force of the English, and Wallace, who dreaded this great disparity, and knew how much Ed- ward was likely to suffer by the protraction of the war and the want of provisions, at first thought of a retreat, and hastened to lead off his soldiers ; but he soon found that the English were too near to admit of this being accomplished without certain destruc- tion, and he therefore proceeded to draw up his army, so as best to avail himself of the nature of the ground, and to sustain the attack of the English.
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