No Quarter
No Quarter
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" cried the Bridgemen, Birch giving them the cue ; while others here and there echoed the daring resolve.
But the majority were silent, and shrank back. It was too hopeless, too desperate, running the gauntlet against countless odds. With the whole fl|5:NNES SHOWS THE WHITE FEATHER. 247 garrison agreeing to it, there might have been a chance. But they knew this would be divided, in view of the treason hinted at.
While they were still in debate as to what should be done, another mounted messenge...r came galloping up with news which quickened their de- liberation, bringing it almost instantly to a close. The enemy had offered honourable terms, and Fiennes had accepted them. It was no longer a question of surrender, but a fait accompli.
" What are the conditions ? *' every one eagerly asked.
To get answer : " No prisoners to be taken, no plundering. Soldiers, and all who have borne arms against the King, left free to march out and away. Citizens the same, if they wish it. Three days to be allowed the disaffected for clearing out of the city, and removal of household effects.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" cried the Bridgemen, Birch giving them the cue ; while others here and there echoed the daring resolve.
But the majority were silent, and shrank back. It was too hopeless, too desperate, running the gauntlet against countless odds. With the whole fl|5:NNES SHOWS THE WHITE FEATHER. 247 garrison agreeing to it, there might have been a chance. But they knew this would be divided, in view of the treason hinted at.
While they were still in debate as to what should be done, another mounted messenge...r came galloping up with news which quickened their de- liberation, bringing it almost instantly to a close. The enemy had offered honourable terms, and Fiennes had accepted them. It was no longer a question of surrender, but a fait accompli.
" What are the conditions ? *' every one eagerly asked.
To get answer : " No prisoners to be taken, no plundering. Soldiers, and all who have borne arms against the King, left free to march out and away. Citizens the same, if they wish it. Three days to be allowed the disaffected for clearing out of the city, and removal of household effects.
What to read after No Quarter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reid Mayne to read onlineMoreLess
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