The Tudor Translations, Volume 30AMS Press, 1967 |
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... Tarbe . the countre of Bigore , into the cytie of Tarbe , to se that countre , whiche as than he had nat sene before . And the erle of Armynake thought that if the Prince and Princesse were in Bygore , that the erle of Foiz wolde come ...
... Tarbe . the countre of Bigore , into the cytie of Tarbe , to se that countre , whiche as than he had nat sene before . And the erle of Armynake thought that if the Prince and Princesse were in Bygore , that the erle of Foiz wolde come ...
Page 98
... Tarbe was in great doute , so that they were fayne to make covynaunt with them and bytwene Tarbe and Lourde , there was a great vyllage , and a good abbey , called Gynors , who in lykewise were fayne to agre with them . Also on the ...
... Tarbe was in great doute , so that they were fayne to make covynaunt with them and bytwene Tarbe and Lourde , there was a great vyllage , and a good abbey , called Gynors , who in lykewise were fayne to agre with them . Also on the ...
Page 123
... Tarbe , whiche we sawe before us , and a fayre waye costyng the ryver of Lysse comyng fro the moun- tayns . Than we rode fayre and easely at our leysar to refresshe our horses , and there he shewed me the ryver , the castell , and the ...
... Tarbe , whiche we sawe before us , and a fayre waye costyng the ryver of Lysse comyng fro the moun- tayns . Than we rode fayre and easely at our leysar to refresshe our horses , and there he shewed me the ryver , the castell , and the ...
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