Constance De Castile A Poem, in Ten Cantos. By William Sotheby |
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Constance De Castile | ||
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“Thrice-honour'd fair,”—brave Edward cried;
“Such suit by knight was ne'er denied.—
“Such suit by knight was ne'er denied.—
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“Pontchardon, Burley, Loring, hear
“Words welcome to the warrior's ear.
“At Bayonne moor'd my vessels ride:
“Archers, and men at arms provide.
“Lord Felton, lead the chosen band,
“Bear, as ourselves, supreme command.
“To Bourdeaux, to Joanna, bring
“The daughter of Castillia's King.
“Lord Chandos, here thy host array:
“Brother of Lancaster! again
“Call out the pow'r of Aquitaine.
“Julian, at Bourdeaux peaceful stay,
“Or with Lord Felton speed thy way.”
“Words welcome to the warrior's ear.
“At Bayonne moor'd my vessels ride:
“Archers, and men at arms provide.
“Lord Felton, lead the chosen band,
“Sir William Felton was ordered to take the command of the expedition; and the Prince asked Sir Richard Pontchardon, Sir Nele Loring, and Sir Simon Burley, to accompany it. The armament was to consist of twelve vessels, which were to be filled with archers and men at arms.” Vide Johnes's Froissart, vol. i. p. 681.
“Bear, as ourselves, supreme command.
“To Bourdeaux, to Joanna, bring
“The daughter of Castillia's King.
“Lord Chandos, here thy host array:
“Brother of Lancaster! again
“Call out the pow'r of Aquitaine.
“Julian, at Bourdeaux peaceful stay,
“Or with Lord Felton speed thy way.”
Constance De Castile | ||