1
The house of Mynheer Rochter surprised the young knights by its size.
2
The young knights were indeed glad to throw themselves upon their pallets.
3
The young knights were to ride in the train of Van Artevelde himself.
4
Outside, the young knights resumed their race around the palace, blowing their warhorns.
5
Three or four others joined in hearty commendations of the two young knights.
6
The six ladies each fixed on one of the young knights.
7
He was standing behind the boatman, his young knights gathered at his side.
8
The young knights and nobles will gather round her like bees about honey.
9
Three or four of the other young knights were also going.
10
The young knights remained quietly there until Philip Van Artevelde returned.
11
Often young knights will do more for ladies than they will for themselves.
12
Have them take their surcoats off. She nodded at the young knights behind her.
13
The next day the two young knights rode to Canterbury, and thence to Dover.
14
When they entered the salon they found some thirty young knights and nobles gathered.
15
The young knights obeyed the king's command willingly, and practised daily at the tourney.
16
The two young knights were well pleased with this decision.
