I am not come only to take what I demanded, or to get my rights, but to punish felonies, treasons, and breaches of faith committed against our people by the men of this country.

Think, moreover, what great honor ye will have to-day if the day be ours.

And bethink ye that, if ye be discomfited, ye be dead men without help; for ye have not whither ye may retreat, seeing that our ships be broken up, and our mariners be here with us.

He who flies will be a dead man; he who fights will be saved.

For God's sake, let each man do his duty; trust we in God, and the day will be ours." [Illustration: William the Conqueror reviewing his Army----357] The address was too long for the duke's faithful comrade, William Fitz-Osborn.