Widdrington a Tale of Hedgley Moor
Widdrington a Tale of Hedgley Moor
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If however the author is called upon to apologize for this coalition of phraseology, he does sincerely avow, that he 97 * cannot follow a better standard for stringing his wild Harp to martial Rhyme, than by keeping in view the lofty strains, and sweetly flowing numbers, of Him who tells the Tales of other times !
" Bade Border Prickers shew their skill. " — P. 67.
The Borderers occasionally acted as light cavalry, riding horses of small size, but uncommonly active and nimble. They could, in ca...ses of emergency, collect, in one single day, a body of horse to the astonishing amount of ten thousand.
*' Now Hungerford and Ross, " — he cried, " Come on. "--P. 69.
These two Noblemen, the companions in arms to the undaunted Percy, fled at the onset of the Battle, and left him alone with his brave Northumbrians, to be cut to pieces, by the overwhelming forces of the Eastern Warden. Whether their conduct, on this occasion, is to be attributed to cowardice or bribery, history offers no opinion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If however the author is called upon to apologize for this coalition of phraseology, he does sincerely avow, that he 97 * cannot follow a better standard for stringing his wild Harp to martial Rhyme, than by keeping in view the lofty strains, and sweetly flowing numbers, of Him who tells the Tales of other times !
" Bade Border Prickers shew their skill. " — P. 67.
The Borderers occasionally acted as light cavalry, riding horses of small size, but uncommonly active and nimble. They could, in ca...ses of emergency, collect, in one single day, a body of horse to the astonishing amount of ten thousand.
*' Now Hungerford and Ross, " — he cried, " Come on. "--P. 69.
These two Noblemen, the companions in arms to the undaunted Percy, fled at the onset of the Battle, and left him alone with his brave Northumbrians, to be cut to pieces, by the overwhelming forces of the Eastern Warden. Whether their conduct, on this occasion, is to be attributed to cowardice or bribery, history offers no opinion.
What to read after Widdrington a Tale of Hedgley Moor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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