. Photos de l'ancienne cour de France ; Jeanne de Bourbon, Isabeau de Bavière, Anne de Bretagne. cealing de lui le temps lorsquele bataille devait avoir lieu, mais la plupart de son peoplekept s'échapper en secret pour aller à l'avant, et à lastthey ont été obligés de lui dire, pour apaiser sa colère, de ses pères, il n'osait pas désobéir à butretired à sa chambre dans le désespoir et s'enfermait upthere pleurer. (Molt fort pleurant^x Le Roi de l'Angleterre par la croix à désiré fordof Blanchetache, où son grand-père, EdwardIII., avait passé sur la rivière il y a 70 ans, butthe place était trop strongl

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. Pictures of the old French court; Jeanne de Bourbon, Isabeau de Bavière, Anne de Bretagne. cealing from him the time whenthe battle was to take place, but most of his peoplekept escaping secretly to go to the front, and at lastthey were obliged to tell him, to appease his anger, of his fathers orders, which he dared not disobey butretired to his room in despair and shut himself upthere crying. (Moult fort pleurant^x The King of England desired to cross by the fordof Blanchetache, where his great-grandfather, EdwardIII., had passed over the river seventy years ago, butthe place was too strongly guarded, so he marchedalong the bank for some distance and came up withthe French army which was waiting for him at aplace enclosed with little woods between the villagesof Rousseauville and Azincourt. It was Thursday, October 24th, about the hour of vespers, when the 1 Monstrelet, c. cxlvii. p. 102. 1415] CHARLES VI. AND ISABEAU BE BAVIERE 273 two armies confronted each other. Philippe, Comtede Nevers, and several young nobles had just beenknighted by the hand of Boucicault, Marshal of. MAN IN ARMOUR, FIFTEENTH CENTURY. France. The Constable had arrived with the royalbanner, the Oriflamme.1 Around it rose the bannersof the princes, barons, and chevaliers with their 1 The battle of Azincourt was the last at which the Oriflamme appeared. 19 274 PICTURES OF THE OLD FRENCH COURT [1415 followers who had flocked to the standard of France.Great fires were lighted, for the night was cold ; adrizzling rain had begun to fall, and they werewaiting for the English army which must pass on itsway to Calais. The English were hungry and tired with their longmarch, but they came up with the sound of trumpetsand martial music, and the heavy tramp of horsesand armed men, so that the earth seemed to tremblewith the echo. Silently and composedly they tookup their perilous position, well aware of the dangerwhich lay before them, for the French host outnum-bered them by at least three to one, and

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