The Tudor Translations, Volume 30AMS Press, 1967 |
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... knyghtes and squyers of good men of armes , and ii . M. archers , and a M. of other tawle yomen . They had a fayre season as in the moneth of May , whiche is lyghtly pleasaunt and peasyble ; and so they sayled , coostynge the Ile of ...
... knyghtes and squyers of good men of armes , and ii . M. archers , and a M. of other tawle yomen . They had a fayre season as in the moneth of May , whiche is lyghtly pleasaunt and peasyble ; and so they sayled , coostynge the Ile of ...
Page 290
... knyghtes and squyers of Englonde desyred to fynde dedes of armes to avaunce themselfe , and sayd eche to other : Why do ye not aryve and go se the boundes and portes of Normandy ? There be knyghtes and squyers to awake us , and to fyght ...
... knyghtes and squyers of Englonde desyred to fynde dedes of armes to avaunce themselfe , and sayd eche to other : Why do ye not aryve and go se the boundes and portes of Normandy ? There be knyghtes and squyers to awake us , and to fyght ...
Page 398
... knyghtes and squyers , and also two valyaunte knyghtes are chosen capytaynes for to come before hym , as syr Wyllyam Lygnac , and syr Gaultyer of Passac : they shall come fyrst with a iii . M. speres ; as for the voyage by the see in ...
... knyghtes and squyers , and also two valyaunte knyghtes are chosen capytaynes for to come before hym , as syr Wyllyam Lygnac , and syr Gaultyer of Passac : they shall come fyrst with a iii . M. speres ; as for the voyage by the see in ...
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