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March saw him in Wales at his brother's side, engaged in hard fighting and hard generalship. April brought him back to Shrewsbury unscathed, but May saw him marching south to Usk, one of the Prince's trusted officers, and the Prince's friend. And at Usk, where they fought the rebels fifteen hundred strong, he engaged with Glyndourdy's son Griffith, and fought him in single combat till he had him worsted from sheer fatigue. Then took he Griffith prisoner and surrendered him to the Prince.
Henry was enthusiastic over his prize, and smote Simon on the back.