...Never wanting in courage, the Francs fought to the last man, and died unconquered. Rolando, and Lis companions, after a thousand deeds of valour, were...satiated with carnage and rich in plunder, dispersed among the mountains, leaving Charlemagne to seek for immediate vengeance in vain. " The battle must...

...that the Gascons avoided all pursuit, (Egin. Annales, 778.) if Ann. Poet. Saxonici. Ann. Eginhard, 778. by their arms and baggage. The Gascons * pressed...during the lapse of many centuries, tradition has hung * 1 have used the word Gascons alone, because it is evident that the Goths of Spain had no share in...

...heads ! Never wanting in courage, the Francs fought to the last man, and died unconquered. Rolando and his companions, after a thousand deeds of valour,...were slain with the rest ; and the Gascons, satiated w ith carnage, and rich in plunder, dispersed among^ the mountains, leaving Charlemagne to seek for...

...to the last man, and died unconquered. Orlando and his companions, after innumerable deeds of valor, were slain with the rest ; and the Gascons, satiated with carnage and rich in plunder, dispersed among the mountains, leaving Charlemagne to seek fruitlessly for vengeance. During the lapse of many...

...their heads. Never wanting in courage, the Francs fought to the last man, and died unconquered. Rolando and his companions, after a thousand deeds of valour,...Charlemagne to seek for immediate vengeance in vain. During the lapse of centuries, tradition has hung about the spot, and the memory of Rolando and his...