[The Boy Knight by G.A. Henty]@TWC D-Link bookThe Boy Knight CHAPTER X 4/15
After consultation with me, we agreed upon the course to be adopted, namely, to place sentries round the bishop's place and the buildings adjoining, who should follow and bring word should she be taken to another place in town, while a band was placed on the shore in readiness to interfere at once to prevent her being carried away by sea.
He undertook the management of all details, having with him a trusty squire who commands my Saxon bowmen." "For your own part I thank you, my lord," the king said, "and, believe me, you shall not find Richard ungrateful.
As to your page, he appears brave and wise beyond his years.
Were it not that I think that it would not be good for him, and might attract some envy upon the part of others, I would at once make him a knight.
He already has my promise that I will do so on the first occasion when he can show his prowess upon the infidels.
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