Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 491
n set upon at Craigy Dorth by your rebels of Wales, with myty hand, Very speedily the little army of the Prince wason the move along the lovely valley of the Wye;and, on the tenth of March, 1405, they were lodgedwithin the red walls of that same great castle ofMonmouth,. in the which, says the old… … -* ■ -v v ^ s 1 aft HARRY OF MONMOUTH AT THE BATTLE OF SHREWSBURY. and so sore was his strait that he hath fled intoMonmouth town, while many gallant gentlemenand archers lie dead of their hurt, by the greatstones of Treleg. Sir William routed? exclaimed the Prince, t is ours, then, to succor him.…
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