Jerusalem And the Crusades
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Raymond of Tripoli went to his own castle of Tiberias, and Guy made up his mind to besiege him there ; for he hated and feared the upright Raymond, and he wanted to revenge himself upon the Barons by overthrowing the greatest of them. In the meantime, while Guy was preparing for the attack, Saladin, who w r as at peace with Raymond, sent to the Count, asking leave for his eldest son, El-Afdal, and a small Saracen force, to make an expedition into Raymond's lands. Raymond could not well refuse t...he request of his ally ; and as Saladin did not say what his son wanted to do whether to get food, or merely to have a day's hunting he said that they might come, but that they must promise to go and return in one day, while the sun was still shining, and that they must hurt neither town nor house upon their way. And Saladin gave his 139 THE CRUSADES word that it should be so. Raymond, on his part, to prevent any unlucky meeting between Christians and Saracens, warned the people in every place which the Saracens must pass to keep within their walls upon that day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Raymond of Tripoli went to his own castle of Tiberias, and Guy made up his mind to besiege him there ; for he hated and feared the upright Raymond, and he wanted to revenge himself upon the Barons by overthrowing the greatest of them. In the meantime, while Guy was preparing for the attack, Saladin, who w r as at peace with Raymond, sent to the Count, asking leave for his eldest son, El-Afdal, and a small Saracen force, to make an expedition into Raymond's lands. Raymond could not well refuse t...he request of his ally ; and as Saladin did not say what his son wanted to do whether to get food, or merely to have a day's hunting he said that they might come, but that they must promise to go and return in one day, while the sun was still shining, and that they must hurt neither town nor house upon their way. And Saladin gave his 139 THE CRUSADES word that it should be so. Raymond, on his part, to prevent any unlucky meeting between Christians and Saracens, warned the people in every place which the Saracens must pass to keep within their walls upon that day.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Estelle Blyth to read onlineMoreLess
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