I just finished “Agincourt” (I’m late reading it b/c I teach and so store books for a happy summer as a squirrel does food for winter). At one point Nicholas Hook counts the old way, the way his father used to count his sheep (paraphrase), and three numbers are given. Now I can’t find the numbers, and I didn’t recognize any of the Anglo-Saxon numbers when I looked them up. Where in the US paperback does this scene occur? I just reread the book twice (and with pleasure!), but can’t find the reference. Thank you.

Bruce Leslie