A strong Imperial party, supported by Charles de Bourbon and Giovanni dei Medici, held the city of Milan, and the French camp was at a little town called Biagrasso, when Bonnivet said to the Good Knight: "My lord Bayard, you must go to Rebec with two hundred men-at-arms and the foot-soldiers of de Lorges, and so find out what is going on in Milan and check the arrival of their provisions."

Then, with five or six of his own men-at-arms, he rode straight to the barrier, and was joined by de Lorges and some of his foot-soldiers, who made a good fight.

When the Good Knight at the barrier heard the drums of the enemy's foot-soldiers, he said to the Captain Lorges: "My friend, if they pass this barrier we are done for.

Lorges at once obeyed, and the retreat was carried out so cleverly that not ten men we're lost.

By Edmund de S. Brunner & Irving Lorge.

SEE JOHNSON, OLIVE M. LORGE, SARAH WOLFSON.

Form S. By Geraldine Spaulding, Laura Towne & Sarah Wolfson Lorge.

Form S. By Geraldine Spaulding, Laura Towne & Sarah Wolfson Lorge.

SEE Bernhard, Josephine B. LORGE, IRVING.

THORNDIKE, EDWARD L. The teacher's word book of 30,000 words, by Edward L. Thorndike & Irving Lorge.

Edward L. Thorndike (A) & Charles W. Chrisler (E of I. Lorge); 20Apr72; R527481.

Form X. By Geraldine Spaulding, Laura Towne & Sarah Wolfson Lorge.

By Geraldine Spaulding, Laura Towne & Sarah Wolfson Lorge.

By Edmund de S. Brunner & Irving Lorge.

SEE JOHNSON, OLIVE M. LORGE, SARAH WOLFSON.

Form S. By Geraldine Spaulding, Laura Towne & Sarah Wolfson Lorge.

Form S. By Geraldine Spaulding, Laura Towne & Sarah Wolfson Lorge.

SEE Bernhard, Josephine B. LORGE, IRVING.

THORNDIKE, EDWARD L. The teacher's word book of 30,000 words, by Edward L. Thorndike & Irving Lorge.

Edward L. Thorndike (A) & Charles W. Chrisler (E of I. Lorge); 20Apr72; R527481.

Form X. By Geraldine Spaulding, Laura Towne & Sarah Wolfson Lorge.

By Geraldine Spaulding, Laura Towne & Sarah Wolfson Lorge.

The good knight, who in such jeopardy never slept but with his clothes on, rose at once, had the bridle put on a charger that was already saddled, and went off with five or six men-at-arms of his, straight to the barrier whither incontinently came up Captain Lorges and a certain number of his foot, who bore themselves mighty well.

Then said the good knight to Captain Lorges, 'Lorges, my friend, this is an unequal sort of game; if they pass this barrier we are cooked.

Then said the good knight to Captain Lorges, 'Lorges, my friend, this is an unequal sort of game; if they pass this barrier we are cooked.