The Tudor Translations, Volume 30AMS Press, 1967 |
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... castre the and that we abode for nothynge but for our enemyes , and maner of the that our fore ryders were sente forth to aspye theyr deal- batayle of ynge , the kynge then my soverayne lorde came in amonge his men , and caused sylence ...
... castre the and that we abode for nothynge but for our enemyes , and maner of the that our fore ryders were sente forth to aspye theyr deal- batayle of ynge , the kynge then my soverayne lorde came in amonge his men , and caused sylence ...
Page 281
... castre the for it was nyght ; we wolde not folysshly go ferre for doubte maner of the of busshmentes , nor also we were not so well horsed as batayle of the Castellyans : for surely yf we had , they had receyved Juberoth . more domage ...
... castre the for it was nyght ; we wolde not folysshly go ferre for doubte maner of the of busshmentes , nor also we were not so well horsed as batayle of the Castellyans : for surely yf we had , they had receyved Juberoth . more domage ...
Page 299
... castre and his and there founde the capytayne of that warde , called oost rode towarde saynt Alphons of Sene . Then the heraulde sayde , Syr capytayne , James in here a lytel besyde is the duke of Lancastres marshal , who Galyce . hath ...
... castre and his and there founde the capytayne of that warde , called oost rode towarde saynt Alphons of Sene . Then the heraulde sayde , Syr capytayne , James in here a lytel besyde is the duke of Lancastres marshal , who Galyce . hath ...
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