 | Francis Trevelyan Buckland - Zoology - 1868 - 408 pages
...picture) : this is the Admiral for I saw him only yesterday, and if necessary I could swear to him." the battle the Britons, wearied with fatigue, and...slain on the field of battle, where, being exposed to different changes of the weather, the flesh rotted from the bones, which were afterwards collected... | |
 | Francis Trevelyan Buckland - Animals, Legends and stories of - 1882 - 388 pages
...Admiral, for I saw him only yesterday, and if necessary I could swear to him." THE BATTLE-FIELD. 183 the battle the Britons, wearied with fatigue, and...slain on the field of battle, where, being exposed to different changes of the weather, the flesh rotted from the bones, which were afterwards collected... | |
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Britons wearied with fatigue, returned to their homes, leaving the slain on the field of battle, where being exposed to the different changes of the weather, the flesh rotted from the bones, which were afterwards collected and piled in heaps by the inhabitants,... 