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Page 277
... Juberoth , and the nexte day we came to the Cabase , and lodged there , and that nyght the kynge of Castel lodged but a lytell legge fro Juberoth , for he knewe well what way we toke , and howe we lodged at Juberoth . Syr , the ...
... Juberoth , and the nexte day we came to the Cabase , and lodged there , and that nyght the kynge of Castel lodged but a lytell legge fro Juberoth , for he knewe well what way we toke , and howe we lodged at Juberoth . Syr , the ...
Page 279
... Juberoth , I shal never retourne agayne into Portyngale without I fyght with myne enemyes . Then every man answered ... Juberoth . shewed the duke of Lan- castre the Juberoth . CAP 279 SYR JOHN FROISSART 1385.
... Juberoth , I shal never retourne agayne into Portyngale without I fyght with myne enemyes . Then every man answered ... Juberoth . shewed the duke of Lan- castre the Juberoth . CAP 279 SYR JOHN FROISSART 1385.
Page 282
... Juberoth , and so fro thens to Connym- bres ; and the kynge of Castel went to Saynt Yrayne , and there toke a barge , and xiiii . with hym , and rowed to a grete shyp , and so wente by the see to Syvyll , where the quene was . And his ...
... Juberoth , and so fro thens to Connym- bres ; and the kynge of Castel went to Saynt Yrayne , and there toke a barge , and xiiii . with hym , and rowed to a grete shyp , and so wente by the see to Syvyll , where the quene was . And his ...
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