Night Raid on Lepe and the Battle of the Galleys
Sir Nigel and Goodwin Hawtayne lead a bold raid against Norman and Genoese pirates near Freshwater Bay. The yellow cog clashes with two war galleys, archers rain death, and Spade beard and Terenoire fall to English valor. They reach Bordeaux, eye Spain, and reunite with Chandos as the tale continues.
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Terenoire
Tito Caracci
Spade-beard
Weymouth
Portland
Cowes
Nigel
Bordeaux
Goodwin Hawtayne
Witherton
Southampton
St. Martin of
Oliver Buttesthorn
Sir Nigel
Oliver
Edricson
Winchelsea
St. Paul
Red Cross
Genoa
Doge
Boccanegra
Aylward
Watkin
Sowley
Arnold
Long Williams
Redcap
House of Loring
Freshwater Bay
Sigel
Solent
Oliver Luttesthorn
Simon
John
Alleyne
E Norman
Lore
Spadebeard
Black Simon
St. George
Ford
Terlake
Edrieson
Anow
Winchester
Prelude to a medieval quest in a Cistercian tale
Synopsis of preceding chapters set in the lath century. Hardie John, a monk from Beaulieu, flees after being accused by many brothers. Aaron Tieson follows his father's will to travel for a year after turning 21, visiting his brother, the Socman of Minstead. Alleyne and companions encounter misadventures, meet Hordie John and Samkin Aylward, and travel from Minstead to Sir Nigel's home. Allegene learns the daughter of Sir Nigel is his woods companion, and the White Company departs Nhham Castle. Lady Maude receives Allegene's love but offers no promise, gifting a green veil as a token.
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Tenuleun
Exbury
Lepe
Prssoners
Creyers
St. Paul
Southhampton
Aylward
Terlake
Gascony
Alleyne
Edward
Crrors
Orwell
Nigel
Goodwin Hawtayne
Oliver Buttesthorn
Nigel Gayly
France
Oliver
Walter Manny
Hewett
Cook
Johnson
Cunningham
Thornbury
Walters
Hackett
Baddlesmere
Simon
Sir Oliver
George
Spain
Hardie John
Beaulieu
Aaron Tieson
Pest
Socman
Minstead
Hordie John
Samkin Aylward
Allerne Findther
Hordle John
Weaknes
Allegene
White
Nham Castle
Altell
Maude
Taft on a domineering statesman and a western hotel waiter
Secretary Taft compared a domineering statesman to a West is hotel waiter who answered slowly and sternly after repeated ringings. The anecdote is paired with Prof Mustard of Haverford College noting Ben Franklin’s maxims may echo classical authors. A hot controversy is expected.
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Taft
Palace
Mustard
Haverford College
Ben Franklin
Richard
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