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... entred into a barge , and wente by water to Westmynstre , where the kynge and the moost parte of his counsayle was . The duke entred into the counsayle chambre , and sayd to the kynge , Syr , here is the grete mayster of saynt Jaques in ...
... entred into a barge , and wente by water to Westmynstre , where the kynge and the moost parte of his counsayle was . The duke entred into the counsayle chambre , and sayd to the kynge , Syr , here is the grete mayster of saynt Jaques in ...
Page 302
... entred into Coulongne the same tyme that the Englysshmen entred into the haven , and how the Englysshmen founde in the haven vii . galeys and other vesselles of Bysquay , laden with wynes , whiche the Englysshmen had to theyr profyte ...
... entred into Coulongne the same tyme that the Englysshmen entred into the haven , and how the Englysshmen founde in the haven vii . galeys and other vesselles of Bysquay , laden with wynes , whiche the Englysshmen had to theyr profyte ...
Page 480
... entred , we brake out of our busshement and entred into the medowe ; and as soone as they sawe us they alyghted a fote , and we in lykewise , and so entred eche within other : ther was sore foynynge eche agaynst other , and dyvers of ...
... entred , we brake out of our busshement and entred into the medowe ; and as soone as they sawe us they alyghted a fote , and we in lykewise , and so entred eche within other : ther was sore foynynge eche agaynst other , and dyvers of ...
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