Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 282
ct of drawing the shaftfrom his body. Tyrrel hastened to escape from the country,while the others of the kings companions scat-tered,—his brother to Winchester, to secure thecrown and the treasure for himself. The bodywas left where it lay until it was found by acharcoal-burner—and by him taken in… … MONUMIiNT MARKING THE SIOT WHERE THE OAK blUOU THAISWERVED TVRRELs ARROW. Purkiss still live in the Forest, and it is said thatdown to a comparatively recent time one mightsee in their house the axletree of the very cartin which the Red Kings body was carried. In the year 1745 a monument was set up…
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