Fors clavigera : letters to the workmen and labourers of Great Britain (1894)
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · New York : Bryan, Taylor · leaf 356
ide, under the banner of Master Walter de Manny ; andthere were other banners with them, to wit, the Count ofStaffords, the Count of Suffolks, My Lord John de Mon-tagus, My Lord BeauchampSj and the Lord de la Werres, * The reason of this honour to Sir Walter was that he had been thefirst English… … 352 FORS CLAVIOERA. and no more, that day. When the French saw them comeout, and heard the cry, Manny, to tiie rescue, they knewthey were betrayed.* Then said Master Geoffrey to hispeople, Lords, if we fly, we are lost ; it is best to fightwith good will ;—hope is, we may gain the day. *By…
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