CHAPTER XI: THE ISLE OF ATHELNEY 

Edmund spent a month on his lands, moving about among his vassals and dwelling in their abodes. He inspired them by his words with fresh spirit and confidence, telling them that this state of things could not last, and that he was going to join the king, who doubtless would soon call them to take part in a fresh effort to drive out their cruel oppressors. Edmund found that although none knew with certainty the hiding-place of King Alfred, it was generally reported that he had taken refuge in the low lands of Somersetshire, and Athelney was specially named as the place which he had made his abode. 

"It is a good omen," Edmund said, "for Athelney lies close to the Parrot, where my good ship the Dragon is laid away." 

After visiting all the villages in his earldom Edmund started with Egbert and four young men, whom he might use as messengers, for the reported hiding-place of the king. First they visited the Dragon, and found her lying undisturbed; then they followed the river down till they reached the great swamps which extended for a considerable distance near its mouth. After much wandering they came upon the hut of a fisherman. The man on hearing the footsteps came to his door with a bent bow. When he saw that the new-comers were Saxons he lowered the arrow which was already fitted to the string. 

"Can you tell us," Edmund said, "which is the way to Athelney? We know that it is an island amidst these morasses, but we are strangers to the locality and cannot find it." 
What chapter is this?
What number is that in numerics?
What is the name of the chapter?
Who spent time on his lands?
How long?
What did he do there?
Did he stay with them?
What was the name of his ship?
Was the ship in plain sight?
Where was the ship?
What is close to there?
How did Edmund inspire his vassals?
Were they meek?
Who was he going to join?
How many villages did Edmund visit before starting?
Who did he start with?
Anyone else?
What might he use them as?
For what?
Was the ship disturbed when they found it?
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CHAPTER XI:
THE ISLE OF ATHELNEY
CHAPTER XI: THE ISLE OF ATHELNEY
Edmund
Edmund spent a month on his lands
a month
Edmund spent a month on his lands
moving about among his vassals
Edmund spent a month on his lands, moving about among his vassals and dwelling in their abodes
yes
moving about among his vassals and dwelling in their abodes
the Dragon
my good ship the Dragon
no
where my good ship the Dragon is laid away
the Parrot
for Athelney lies close to the Parrot, where my good ship the Dragon is laid away
Athelney
for Athelney lies close to the Parrot
with his words
He inspired them by his words with fresh spirit and confidence
no
He inspired them by his words with fresh spirit and confidence
the king
he was going to join the king
all of the ones in his earldom
After visiting all the villages in his earldom
Egbert
Edmund started with Egbert 
four young men
Edmund started with Egbert and four young men
messengers
 four young men, whom he might use as messengers
he started for the king's hiding place
Edmund started with Egbert and four young men, whom he might use as messengers, for the reported hiding-place of the king
no
First they visited the Dragon, and found her lying undisturbed