The Tudor Translations, Volume 30AMS Press, 1967 |
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... garyson of Lourde were abrode , and were comyng home- warde with a great praye : than he sente to the lorde of Benache and to Enguerose , eldest sonne to sir Raymonde , and also to the lorde of Barbason , certifyeng them howe he wolde ...
... garyson of Lourde were abrode , and were comyng home- warde with a great praye : than he sente to the lorde of Benache and to Enguerose , eldest sonne to sir Raymonde , and also to the lorde of Barbason , certifyeng them howe he wolde ...
Page 270
... garyson Howe Laur- a grete nombre of men of armes , Frensshe and Castellyans . ence Fongase And to the cyte of Serpe , was sente syr Nondech Radygo , a noble knyght , with 1. speres ; but to Porte , to Ewre , and to Connymbres , was ...
... garyson Howe Laur- a grete nombre of men of armes , Frensshe and Castellyans . ence Fongase And to the cyte of Serpe , was sente syr Nondech Radygo , a noble knyght , with 1. speres ; but to Porte , to Ewre , and to Connymbres , was ...
Page 321
... garyson . Syr , sayd he , that is true ; and I take it with a good wyll , for the garyson pleaseth me well . Then syr Maulburyn of Luners abode in the garyson of Ruelles in Galyce , and had under hym a lx . speres and a C. archers ; and ...
... garyson . Syr , sayd he , that is true ; and I take it with a good wyll , for the garyson pleaseth me well . Then syr Maulburyn of Luners abode in the garyson of Ruelles in Galyce , and had under hym a lx . speres and a C. archers ; and ...
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