Read the text and answer the questions.

CHAPTER XXV. THE CAPITULATION OF ROCCALEONE 

In the sunshine of that bright May morning Francesco and his men went merrily to work to possess themselves of the ducal camp, and the first business of the day was to arm those soldiers who had come out unarmed. Of weapons there was no lack, and to these they helped themselves in liberal fashion, whilst here and there a man would pause to don a haubergeon or press a steel cap on his head. 

Three sentries only had been left to guard the tents, and of these Fortemani and a couple of his men had made prisoners whilst the others were removing the bridge by which the invaders had entered. And now beneath the open postern by the drawbridge gaped a surging torrent that no man would have the hardihood to attempt to swim. 

In that opening, presently, appeared Gian Maria, his face red for once, and behind him a clamouring crowd of men-at-arms who shared their master's rage at the manner in which they had been trapped. 

At the rear of the tents Valentina and her ladies awaited the issue of the parley that now seemed toward. The bulk of the men were busy at Gian Maria's cannons, and under Francesco's supervision they were training them upon the drawbridge. 

From the castle a mighty shout went up. The men disappeared from the postern to reappear a moment later on the ramparts, and Francesco laughed deep down in his throat as he perceived the purpose of this. They had bethought them of the guns that were mounted there, and were gone to use them against Valentina's little army. Gun after gun they tried, and a fierce cry of rage burst forth when they realised by what dummies they had been held in check during the past week. This was followed by a silence of some moments, terminated at last by the sound of a bugle. 

1. Was it a June evening?
2. What month was it?
3. Was it a sunny morning?
4. Who was on their way somewhere?
5. What was their assignment?
6. Were there enough weapons to go around?
7. How many sentries were left behind?
8. Why were they left?
9. Were they succesful?
10. Who got in the way?
11. Did someone take them captive?
12. Who?
13. Where were the others?
14. Why?
15. Who was in the opening?
16. Who was following him?
17. Were they happy to be there?
18. Who was in the back of the tent?
19. What were the men learning to use?
20. What ended the silence?
1. No
2. May
3. Yes
4. Francesco and his men
5. Arm the unarmed soldiers.
6. Yes
7. Three
8. To guard the tents
9. No
10. unknown
11. Yes
12. Fortemani and a couple of his men
13. They were removing the bridge
14. That's how the invaders had entered.
15. Gian Maria
16. Several men-at-arms
17. No
18. Valentina and her ladies
19. the cannons
20. The sound of a bugle
Läs texten och besvara frågorna. KAPITEL XXV. ROCKALEONES KAPITULERING I solskenet från den ljusa majmorgonen gick Francesco och hans män muntert iväg för att arbeta för att ta sig i besittning av hertiglägret, och den första uppgiften på dagen var att beväpna de soldater som hade kommit ut obeväpnade. Av vapen saknades ingen brist, och till dessa hjälpte de sig på ett liberalt sätt, medan en man här och där stannade för att göra en haubergeon eller trycka en stålmössa på huvudet. Tre vakter hade bara lämnats kvar för att vakta tälten, och av dessa hade Fortemani och ett par av hans män gjort fångar medan de andra höll på att ta bort den bro genom vilken inkräktarna hade gått in. Och nu under den öppna affischen vid vindbryggan gapade en svallande ström, som ingen människa skulle ha stånd att försöka simma. I den öppningen, för närvarande, dök Gian Maria, hans ansikte rött för en gångs skull, och bakom honom en kvidande skara av män-vid-armar som delade sin herres raseri över det sätt på vilket de hade varit instängda. Längst bak på tälten väntade Valentina och hennes damer på den tvistefråga, som nu tycktes vara riktad mot. Huvuddelen av männen var upptagna vid Gian Marias kanoner, och under Francescos överinseende tränade de dem på vindbryggan. Från slottet gick ett mäktigt rop upp. Männen försvann från postern för att en stund senare återuppstå på vallarna, och Francesco skrattade djupt nere i halsen, då han uppfattade syftet med detta. De hade tänkt på dem av de kanoner, som voro uppförda där, och voro borta för att använda dem mot Valentinas lilla armé. Pistol efter pistol försökte de, och ett häftigt rop av raseri utbröt när de insåg av vilka dummys de hade hållits i schack under den senaste veckan. Detta följdes af en tystnad af några ögonblick, afslutadt till sist af ljudet af en bagle. 1. Var det en junikväll? 2. Vilken månad var det? 3. Var det en solig morgon? 4. Vem var på väg någonstans? 5. Vad var deras uppgift? 6. Fanns det tillräckligt med vapen för att gå runt? 7. Hur många vakter lämnades kvar? 8. Varför blev de kvar? 9. Lyckades de? 10. Vem kom i vägen? 11. Tog nån dem till fånga? 12. 13. Var var de andra? 14. Varför? 15. Vem var med i öppningen? 16. Vem följde efter honom? 17. Var de glada över att vara där? 18. Vem var där bak i tältet? 19. Vad lärde sig männen att använda? 20. Vad gjorde slut på tystnaden?
Read the text and answer the questions. CHAPTER XXV. ROCKALEONE'S CAPITULATION In the sunshine of the bright May morning, Francesco and his men gleefully went off to work to take possession of the duke camp, and the first task of the day was to arm the soldiers who had come out unarmed. Of weapons, no shortage was missing, and to these they helped in a liberal way, while a man here and there stopped to make a chaubergeon or press a steel cap on his head. Three guards had only been left to guard the tents, and of these Fortemani and a couple of his men had made prisoners while the others were removing the bridge through which the invaders had entered. And now, under the open poster at the drawbridge, a surging stream gaped, which no man would have the capacity to try to swim. In that opening, at present, Gian Maria, his face dived red for once, and behind him a whimpering crowd of men-at-arms who shared his master's rage at the way in which they had been trapped. At the back of the tents, Valentina and her ladies were waiting for the contentious question, which now seemed to be directed at. Most of the men were busy at Gian Maria's guns, and under Francesco's supervision they trained them on the drawbridge. From the castle a powerful cry went up. The men disappeared from the post to reappear a moment later on the ramparts, and Francesco laughed deep down in his throat as he perceived the purpose of this. They had thought of them of the cannons that were erected there, and were gone to use them against Valentina's little army. Gun after gun they tried, and a fierce cry of rage erupted when they realized of which dummys they had been kept in check during the last week. This was followed by a silence of a few moments, concluded at last by the sound of a bagle. 1. Was it a June night? 2. What month was that? 3. Was it a sunny morning? 4. Who was going anywhere? 5. What was their role? 6. Were there enough guns to go around? 7. How many guards were left behind? 8. Why did they stay here? 9. Did they succeed? 10. Who got in the way? 11. Did anyone catch them? 12. 13. Where were the others? 14. Why? 15. Who was in the opening? 16. Who followed him? 17. Were they happy to be there? 18. Who was in the back of the tent? 19. What did the men learn to use? 20. What ended the silence?
1. Nr 2. 3 maj. Ja, 4. Francesco och hans män 5. Beväpna de obeväpnade soldaterna. 6. Ja, 7. Tre åtta. För att vakta tälten 9. nr 10. okänd 11. Ja, 12. Fortemani och ett par av hans män 13. De skulle ta bort bron 14. Det var så inkräktarna kom in. 15. Gian Maria 16. Flera man-vid-armar 17. Nr 18. Valentina och hennes damer 19. kanonerna 20. Ljudet av en bagge
1. No. 2. 3 May. Yes, 4. Francesco and his men 5. Arm the unarmed soldiers. 6. Yes, 7. Three eight. To guard the tents 9. No. 10. unknown 11. Yes, 12. Fortemani and a couple of his men 13. They were supposed to remove Bridge 14. That's how the intruders came in. 15. Gian Maria 16. Several man-at-arms 17. No. 18. Valentina and her ladies 19. Cannons 20. The sound of a ram