Winning His Spurs
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But be that as itmay, he died. Some of the French, ever jealous of the valour of our king, ascribed it to his orders. This monstrous accusation coming to the earsof King Richard, he had hot words with the Duke of Burgundy. In this Iblame him not, for it is beyond all reason that a man like the king, whose faults, such as they are, arise from too much openness, and fromthe want of concealment of such dislikes as he may have, should resort topoison to free himself of a man whom he himself had but... a day or twobefore appointed King of Jerusalem. However it be, the consequences weremost unfortunate, for the result of the quarrel was that the Duke ofBurgundy and his Frenchmen followed the example of the Austrians, and wewere left alone. Before this we had marched upon Jerusalem. But theweather had been so bad, and our train was so insufficient to carry theengines of war, that we had been forced to fall back again. King Richardagain advanced, and with much toil we went as far as the village ofBethany.
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But be that as itmay, he died. Some of the French, ever jealous of the valour of our king, ascribed it to his orders. This monstrous accusation coming to the earsof King Richard, he had hot words with the Duke of Burgundy. In this Iblame him not, for it is beyond all reason that a man like the king, whose faults, such as they are, arise from too much openness, and fromthe want of concealment of such dislikes as he may have, should resort topoison to free himself of a man whom he himself had but... a day or twobefore appointed King of Jerusalem. However it be, the consequences weremost unfortunate, for the result of the quarrel was that the Duke ofBurgundy and his Frenchmen followed the example of the Austrians, and wewere left alone. Before this we had marched upon Jerusalem. But theweather had been so bad, and our train was so insufficient to carry theengines of war, that we had been forced to fall back again. King Richardagain advanced, and with much toil we went as far as the village ofBethany.
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