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' 'And what of the Count of Artois, sir knight?' asked Joinville.
'I know not, ' replied Bisset, briefly; 'the count disappeared early, anddoubtless died with the comrades of his jeopardy. ' 'No, ' interrupted the Count of Brittany, faintly, 'he was drowned whileattempting to save himself by flight. At least, ' added he, 'so I havebeen told. ' And in truth, to this day it is somewhat uncertain what became ofRobert, Count of Artois, though the most probable account is that, seeing all was lost, ...he turned his horse's head, with a vague hope ofreaching the main body of the Crusaders, and, while attempting to crossone of the branches of the Nile, sank never more to rise.
It was about this time that King Louis had moved towards the Achmoun;and the Constable of France, with the king's crossbowmen under hiscommand, just as the sun was setting came to the bridge which had beenso bravely defended.
'Seneschal, ' said he, addressing Joinville, 'you and your comrades havebehaved well in guarding this bridge; and now, all danger being over inthis quarter, I pray you to accompany the Lord John de Valery to theking, who is about to go to his pavilion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' 'And what of the Count of Artois, sir knight?' asked Joinville.
'I know not, ' replied Bisset, briefly; 'the count disappeared early, anddoubtless died with the comrades of his jeopardy. ' 'No, ' interrupted the Count of Brittany, faintly, 'he was drowned whileattempting to save himself by flight. At least, ' added he, 'so I havebeen told. ' And in truth, to this day it is somewhat uncertain what became ofRobert, Count of Artois, though the most probable account is that, seeing all was lost, ...he turned his horse's head, with a vague hope ofreaching the main body of the Crusaders, and, while attempting to crossone of the branches of the Nile, sank never more to rise.
It was about this time that King Louis had moved towards the Achmoun;and the Constable of France, with the king's crossbowmen under hiscommand, just as the sun was setting came to the bridge which had beenso bravely defended.
'Seneschal, ' said he, addressing Joinville, 'you and your comrades havebehaved well in guarding this bridge; and now, all danger being over inthis quarter, I pray you to accompany the Lord John de Valery to theking, who is about to go to his pavilion.
What to read after The Boy Crusaders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar John George to read onlineMoreLess
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