The Tudor Translations, Volume 30AMS Press, 1967 |
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... howbeit , he Englande . made no semblaunt , but well he thought he sholde have sore warre in that season ; howbeit , he made good chere to these knyghtes and squyers of Fraunce , and thanked them gretely of theyr comynge . And then he ...
... howbeit , he Englande . made no semblaunt , but well he thought he sholde have sore warre in that season ; howbeit , he made good chere to these knyghtes and squyers of Fraunce , and thanked them gretely of theyr comynge . And then he ...
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... howbeit , for all theyr shot , they within defended themselfe valyauntly , for they were a grete nombre within : they cast out dartes with longe fethers and sharpe heddes , so rudely that who so ever was fully stryken with them ...
... howbeit , for all theyr shot , they within defended themselfe valyauntly , for they were a grete nombre within : they cast out dartes with longe fethers and sharpe heddes , so rudely that who so ever was fully stryken with them ...
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... howbeit , he rested on Phylyp . He hath good reason , sayd the duches , for my doughter Katheryne is yet to yonge for hym . Thus the duke and the duches passed that daye , and so the tyme passed , for wynter approched ; howbeit , in ...
... howbeit , he rested on Phylyp . He hath good reason , sayd the duches , for my doughter Katheryne is yet to yonge for hym . Thus the duke and the duches passed that daye , and so the tyme passed , for wynter approched ; howbeit , in ...
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