🌲 Legends of the conquest of Spain, Terror of the Country.—roderick Rouses Himself to Arms., sentence 19

He issued orders that every noble and prelate of his kingdom should put himself at the head of his retainers, and take the field; and that every man capable of bearing arms should hasten to his standard, bringing whatever horse, and mule, and weapon he possessed: and he appointed the plain of Cordova for the place where the army was to assemble.

Who acts: Roderick, noble, man, weapon, army · What happens: issue, put, take, hasten, bring, possess · To what, where: orders, head, field, standard, horse, plain

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