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Updated: May 17, 2025
"We must provide you with a flock of these voyageur pigeons," said Savaric de Marsan. "Then, when you are shut up in your stronghold with the Welsh on one side and Saxon outlaws on the other, you can appeal to your friends for help." Alazais laughed her pretty rippling laugh. "The fortress is not yet built," she said with a toss of her golden head. "We are not going to live among the heathen."
'I know that very well, says Des Barres, 'for I saw the deed, which was a good one. I must hunt for those white-gowns. Who might they be? 'I know nothing of them. They are no men of mine. Their robes were all white, their faces all dark, and they ran like Turks. But what can Turks do here? 'They must be found, said Des Barres, and sent out Savaric with half of his men.
"You men!" pouted Beatriz. "You are always thinking of battles and sieges, wars and jousting. Perhaps you would like a tournament of pigeons!" "Why not?" queried Savaric undisturbed. "It would be highly amusing." "I lay my wager on Blanchette here," said Peire d'Acunha. "She is as graceful as a lady. She shows her breeding."
'Folly of a fool! he snorted to his neighbour, Savaric de Dreux: 'there pricks our lord the King, as if to a party of hawks. 'Wait, said Savaric. 'Where away now? 'To bandy gibes with Saint-Pol, pardieu. Where else should he go at this hour? 'Saint-Pol will never do him a villainy, said Savaric. 'No, no. But De Gurdun is there. 'Wait now, says Savaric again. 'Look, look!
The barons of Brittany and of Berry had been summoned to meet him at Tours, but the only allies who did meet him there were three of the Lusignans and Savaric de Mauléon, with some three hundred knights.
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