...execution of their companions, which the Saracens were eager to perform. Many excellent knights and fquires of France and other nations, who had been taken in battle or in the purfuit, were now brought forth in their fhirts, one after another, before Bajazet, who eyeing them...

...of "their companions, which the Saracens were eager to perform. Many excellent knights and fquires of France and other nations, who had been taken in battle or in the purfuit, were now brought forth in their fhirts, one after another, before Bajazet, who eyeing them...

...Christians. ['Many excellent knights and squires,' says Froissart, in a passage quoted by the Professor, ' who had been taken in battle or in the pursuit, were...pieces by those waiting for them with drawn swords.'] * * * * Schildberger, continues the author's narrative, ' saw his comrades cut down in heaps by the...

...the execution of their companions, which the Saracens were eager to perform. Many excellent knights of France and other nations, •who had been taken in battle or in theipursuit, were now brought forth in their shirts, one after the other, before Bajazet (Bayezi'd),...

...detachments before the royal tent, at the entrance of which Bayezid stood with the Count de Nevers and the twenty-four other Christian nobles who had...brought forth in their shirts, one after another, before Bayezid, who eyeing them a little, they were led on ; and as he made a signal were instantly cut to...

...the Saracens were eager to perform. Many excellent knights and squires of France and other nations were now brought forth in their shirts one after another before Bajazet, who eyed them a little as they were led on, and as he made a signal they were instantly cut to pieces by...