 | Walter Scott - 1828 - 338 sider
...his sword against the number of persons by whom he was attacked. There was a poor man thrashing corn in a barn near by, who came out on hearing the noise...to fly. The husbandman then took the King into the bara, brought him a towel and water to wash the blood from his face and hands, and finally walked with... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1828 - 338 sider
...his sword against the number of persons by whom he was attacked. There was a poor man thrashing corn in a barn near by, who came out on hearing the noise...defending himself against numbers, gallantly took the King's part with his flail to such good purpose, that the gipsies were obliged to fly. The husbandman... | |
 | Morning walks - 1830 - 382 sider
...attacked him. A poor man, who was thrashing corn in a neighbouring barn, being attracted to the spot by the noise of the scuffle, and seeing one man defending himself against many, came with his flail to the king's assistance, and fought so gallantly, that the gipsies were... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1836 - 434 sider
...his sword against the number of persons by whom he was attacked. There was a poor man thrashing corn in a barn near by, who came out on hearing the noise...defending himself against numbers, gallantly took the King's part with his flail, to such good purpose, that the gipsies were obliged to fly. The husbandman... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1836 - 442 sider
...his sword against the number of persons by whom he was attacked. There was a poor man thrashing corn in a barn near by, who came out on hearing the noise of *^e scu^e' an(^ seeing one man defending him^if {igainst numbers, gallantly took the King's parj. .^... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1848 - 428 sider
...his sword against the number of persons by whom he was attacked. There was a poor man thrashing corn in a barn near by, who came out on hearing the noise...defending himself against numbers, gallantly took the King's part with his flail, to such good purpose, that the gipsies were obliged to fly. The husbandman... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1868 - 152 sider
...his sword against the number of persons by whom he was attacked. There was a poor man thrashing corn in a barn near by, who came out on hearing the noise...defending himself against numbers, gallantly took the King's part with his flail, to such good purpose, that the gipsies were obliged to riy. The husbandman... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1869 - 152 sider
...his sword against the number of persons by whom he was attacked. There was a poor man thrashing corn in a barn near by, who came out on hearing the noise of the scutne, and seeing one man defending himself against numbers, gallantly took the King's part with his... | |
 | Sir Walter Scott - 1870 - 434 sider
...his sword against the number of persons by whom he was attacked. There was a poor man thrashing corn in a barn near by, who came out on hearing the noise...defending himself against numbers,' gallantly took the King's part with his flail, to such good purpose, that the gipsies were obliged to fly The husbandman... | |
 | Philip George and son, ltd - 1874 - 296 sider
...his sword against the number of persons by whom he was attacked. There was a poor man thrashing corn in a barn near by, who came out on hearing the noise...defending himself against numbers, gallantly took the king's part with his flail, to such good purpose, that the gipsies were forced to fly. The husbandman... | |
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Cramond; so the King got on the bridge, which, as it was high and narrow, enabled him to defend himself with his sword against the number of persons by whom he was attacked. There was a poor man thrashing corn in a barn near by, who came out on hearing... 
