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CHAPTER VIII. SUPPER AT WILL GREEN'S.
[Poems extracted from the prose narrative.]
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[“On a fair field of France]
[Ballad of the War.]“On a fair field of France
We fought on a morning
So lovely as it lieth
Along by the water.
There was many a lord there
Mowed men in the medley,
'Midst the banners of the barons
And bold men of the knighthood,
And spearmen and sergeants
And shooters of the shaft.”
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