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Then it was thatconsideration and respect untoand respect unto so remarkable a valour firststopped the torrent of his fury, and that his clemency, beginningwith these three cavaliers, was afterwards extended to all theremaining inhabitants of the city.

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penetrating further into the town, he at last tooknotice of three French gentlemen,-[These were Jean de Villemure,
Hugh de la Roche, and Roger de Beaufort

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whichbehaviour of his gave a sudden stop to his captain‘s fury, who,
for seeing him assume so notable a resolution, received him intograce; an example, however, that might suffer anotherinterpretation with such as have not read of the prodigious forceand valour of that prince.

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Scanderbeg, Prince of Epirus, pursuing one of his soldiers withpurpose to kill him, the soldier, having in vain tried by all theways of humility and supplication to appease him, resolved, as hislast refuge, to face about and await him sword in hand:

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as hislast refuge, to face about and await him sword in hand: whichbehaviour of his gave a sudden stop to his captain‘s fury, who,
for seeing him assume so notable a resolution,