| 1802 - 700 oldal
...ranks, then turning about in a warlike manner, they changed their form from ranks into fcjuadrons, then into triangles, then into rings, and then * winding...battle ; twice the Danes had the • better, but at the laft conflict they ' were beaten down, overcome, and • many of them led captive for triumph « by... | |
| Richard Warner - 1824 - 434 oldal
...one after the other ; first marching in ranks ; then facing about in military array, they changing their form from ranks into squadrons, then into triangles,...overcome, and many of them led captive for triumph by our English women."* BRYDEALE. — In Laneham's account of the festivities of Kenil worth Castle, for the... | |
| Jehoshaphat Aspin - 1825 - 330 oldal
...followed two hosts of footmen, one after the other, first marching in ranks ; then, turning about in a warlike manner, they changed their form from ranks...overcome, and many of them led captive for triumph by our English women." Her majesty was much pleased with this performance, and rewarded the actors with two... | |
| Jehoshaphat Aspin - 1832 - 302 oldal
...followed two hosts of footmen, one after the other, first marching in ranks ; then, turning about in a warlike manner, they changed their form from ranks...overcome, and many of them led captive for triumph by our English women." Her majesty was much pleased with this performance, and rewarded the actors with two... | |
| Joseph Strutt - 1838 - 420 oldal
...followed two "host of foot men," one after the other, first marching in ranks, then, turning about in a warlike manner, they changed their form from ranks...overcome, and many of them led captive for triumph by our English women." Her majesty was much pleased with this performance, " whereat," says my author, " she... | |
| William Beattie - 1842 - 398 oldal
...footmen," one after the other ; first marching in ranks, then facing about in military array, they changing their form from ranks into squadrons, then into triangles,...winding out again they joined in battle. Twice the Dane* had the better ; but at the last conflict they were beaten down, overcome, and many of them led... | |
| William Beattie - 1843 - 422 oldal
...after the other ; first marching in ranks, then facing about in military array, they changing thcir form from ranks into squadrons, then into triangles,...overcome, and many of them led captive for triumph by our English women." [Tllusiration of the Waverley Novels, vol. iii., p. 45.] OF KFHILWORTH.] DEATH OF LEICESTER—... | |
| William Beattie - 1844 - 432 oldal
...footmen," one nfter the other; first marehing in ranks, then facing about in military array, they changing their form from ranks into squadrons, then into triangles,...they were beaten down, overcome, and many of them led eaptive for triumph by our English women." [Illu.(ration of the Waverley Novels, vol. iii., p. 45.]... | |
| William Beattie - 1844 - 404 oldal
...footmen," one after the other ; first marching in ranks, then facing about in military array, they changing their form from ranks into squadrons, then into triangles, then into rings, and then, " winding out again, tlu'V joined in battle. Twice the Danes had tlie better ; but at the last conflict they were beaten... | |
| Joseph Strutt - 1867 - 496 oldal
...followed two " host of foot men," one after the other, first marching in ranks, then, turning about in a warlike manner, they changed their form from ranks...squadrons, then into triangles, then into rings, and then " wind ing out again they joined in battle; twice the Danes had the better, but at the last conflict... | |
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