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John Bowling. The Last of the Vikings
The Last of the Vikings
Table of Contents
NOTE
(From the Monastic Chronicles of——.)
CHAPTER I
ETHEL
CHAPTER II
STORM CLOUDS
CHAPTER III
TRAITORS IN COUNCIL
CHAPTER IV
DEFEAT
CHAPTER V
DESPERATE RESOLVES
CHAPTER VI
BARON VIGNEAU
CHAPTER VII
ALICE DE MONTFORT
CHAPTER VIII
VILLAINS PLOTTING
CHAPTER IX
VILLAINS OUTWITTED
CHAPTER X
A FRUITLESS EMBASSY
CHAPTER XI
OSWALD'S DEFENCE OF HIS CASTLE
CHAPTER XII
ALICE DE MONTFORT SETS FREE THE SAXON CHIEFTAIN
ALICE DE MONTFORT SETS FREE THE SAXON CHIEFTAIN
CHAPTER XIII
BARON VIGNEAU BAULKED OF HIS REVENGE
CHAPTER XIV
THE SAXON CHIEFTAIN CONFRONTS DE MONTFORT
THE SAXON CHIEFTAIN CONFRONTS DE MONTFORT
CHAPTER XV
OUTLAWS AND WOLFSHEADS
CHAPTER XVI
SIGURD THE VIKING
CHAPTER XVII
EVIL COUNSELLORS
CHAPTER XVIII
LOVE IS STRONGER THAN HATE
CHAPTER XIX
ALICE DE MONTFORT AND THE SAXON CHIEFTAIN
CHAPTER XX
WAR'S VICISSITUDES
CHAPTER XXI
VIKING CHIEF AND SAXON MAIDEN
CHAPTER XXII
A VIKING'S LOVE
CHAPTER XXIII
A VILLAIN DEMANDS HIS WAGES
CHAPTER XXIV
THE TRYST
CHAPTER XXV
BADGER CRACKS THE NORMAN'S PATE
CHAPTER XXVI
SAXON AND VIKING AT THE SWORD'S POINT
CHAPTER XXVII
JEANNETTE AND WULFHERE, OR LOVE'S COMEDIES
CHAPTER XXVIII
A GRIM TEMPLE, A GRIM PRIEST, AND A SAD HEART
CHAPTER XXIX
EDGAR ATHELING
CHAPTER XXX
PRINCE AND PARASITE
CHAPTER XXXI
PRINCE AND VIKING
CHAPTER XXXII
BADGER ON THE ALERT
CHAPTER XXXIII
DOG ROBS DOG
CHAPTER XXXIV
WILD DARING OF SIGURD THE VIKING
CHAPTER XXXV
THE SAXON DEVIL AND THE WICKED ABBOT
CHAPTER XXXVI
LOVERS PLOTTING
CHAPTER XXXVII
THE JOUST, SAXON AND NORMAN
CHAPTER XXXVIII
THE SAXON'S REVENGE
CHAPTER XXXIX
BEWARE THE VIKING
CHAPTER XL
THE HOUR BEFORE THE DAWN
CHAPTER XLI
NOBILITY IN CONTRAST
CHAPTER XLII
VIKINGS ALL! AN OLD TIME SAGA
CHAPTER XLIII
THE CONQUEROR CONQUERED
CHAPTER XLIV
THE LAST OF THE VIKINGS
CHAPTER XLV
SUNSHINE HAS ITS SHADOWS
THE END
BRAILSFORD:
A Tale of West Riding Life
By JOHN BOWLING
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John Bowling
Published by Good Press, 2019
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"Ah, ah! what now?" he ejaculated, leaping to his feet and dragging his comrade Beowulf to the door. "There is something ominous in all this, Beowulf. It bodes no good to the Saxon cause, mark me."
"That is not the extent of the mischief, Oswald. I marked this Waltheof closely, and I like not his looks at all. The coward's blood forsook his cheek instantly at the mention of the Norman's name. I warrant him a coward and traitor at heart, or I know not a coward when I see him."
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