shakespeare's history of king henry the fourth william shakespeare

The other on his part, encouraged by his doings, fought valiantly, and slew the lord Percy, called Sir Henry Hotspur. The king indeed was raised, and did that day many a noble feat of arms. George, Victory, brake the array of his enemies, and adventured so far that (as some write) the earl Douglas strake him down, and at that instant slew Sir Walter Blunt, and three others, apparelled in the king's suit and clothing: saying, I marvel to see so many kings thus suddenly arise, one in the neck of another. 'The prince that day holp his father like a lusty young gentleman for although he was hurt in the face with an arrow so that divers noblemen that were about him would have conveyed him forth of the field, yet he would not suffer them so to do, lest his departure from amongst his men might happily have stricken some fear into their hearts. George upon them, the adversaries cried Esperance Percy, and so the two armies furiously joined. to that the king had said, in such sort that he set his nephew's heart more in displeasure towards the king than ever it was before, driving him by that means to fight whether he would or not then suddenly blew the trumpets the king's part crying St. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text.

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Shakespeare's history of king henry the fourth william shakespeare