 | Andrew Lang, Donald Grant Mitchell - 1898 - 564 trang
...to Normandy, that he might receive the homage of the barons of that duchy. The king, on his return, set sail from Barfleur, and was soon carried by a...accident; and his sailors, as well as their captain, Thomas Fitz-Stephens, having spent the interval in drinking, were so flustered, that being in a hurry... | |
 | Richard Garnett - 1899 - 432 trang
...to Normandy, that he might receive the homage of the barons of that duchy. The king, on his return, set sail from Barfleur, and was soon carried by a...accident ; and his sailors, as well as their captain, Thomas Fitz-Stephens, having spent the interval in drinking, were so flustered, that being in a hurry... | |
 | Richard Garnett - 1899 - 574 trang
...to Normandy, that he might receive the homage of the barons of that duchy. The king, on his return, set sail from Barfleur, and was soon carried by a...detained by some accident ; and his sailors, as well us their captain, Thomas Fitz-Stephens, having spent the interval in drinking, were so flustered, that... | |
 | Richard Garnett, Léon Vallée, Alois Brandl - 1899 - 438 trang
...to Normandy, that he might receive the homage of the barons of that duchy. The king, on his return, set sail from Barfleur, and was soon carried by a...accident ; and his sailors, as well as their captain, Thomas Fitz-Stephens, having spent the interval in drinking, were so flustered, that being in a hurry... | |
 | Forrest Morgan, Caroline Ticknor - 1904 - 396 trang
...to Normandy, that he might receive the homage of the barons of that duchy. The king, on his return, set sail from Barfleur, and was soon carried by a...accident ; and his sailors, as well as their captain, Thomas Fitz-Stephens, having spent the interval in drinking, were so flustered, that being in a hurry... | |
 | Samuel Prout Newcombe - 1850 - 426 trang
...king set sail from Harfleur (a town in Normandy), and was soon earned by a fair wind out of sight. The prince was detained by some accident ; and his sailors, as well as their captain, Fitzstephen, having spent the interval in drinking, became so disordered that they ran the ship upon... | |
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The king, on his return, set sail from Barfleur, and was soon carried by a fair wind out of sight of land. The prince was detained by some accident; and his sailors, as well as their captain, Thomas... 
