Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 140
us, to be revenged on them assembled an Army, andlaid close siege to it with a vast army of Saracens, which whenDuke Savary perceived, he resolved to give them battle thevery next morning, and accordingly he sallied forth with all hisforces, but venturing too far, he was taken by the Saracens… … arrived at the tent where the Duke was confined ; which donethey gave him a horse, and rode to the Christian army : ontheir return a general shout was made by all the army. Longlive the Duke of Acquitain \ which so dismayed the Saracens,that they fled away in confusion, and the Christians…
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