The Tudor Translations, Volume 30AMS Press, 1967 |
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... maner of the his horse ; he dyd his mayster good servyce that day , and was bytwene dyscorde that that was Adyentall Castell : all the other vi . were slayne , Castell and for there was never a man taken to raunsome . Thus syr ...
... maner of the his horse ; he dyd his mayster good servyce that day , and was bytwene dyscorde that that was Adyentall Castell : all the other vi . were slayne , Castell and for there was never a man taken to raunsome . Thus syr ...
Page 336
... maner as they of Coulongne be , so that no Englysshmen come within the towne , but to sende them pro- vysyon out of the towne for theyr money . Thus do , if ye can ; I thynke they wyll be glad of the obeysaunce , for they have many moo ...
... maner as they of Coulongne be , so that no Englysshmen come within the towne , but to sende them pro- vysyon out of the towne for theyr money . Thus do , if ye can ; I thynke they wyll be glad of the obeysaunce , for they have many moo ...
Page 479
... maner as syr Espayne de Lyon enfourmed me of all thynges that had fallen in Foyze , in Byerne , and in Howe the Gascoyne , and also as syr John Ferrant Parteke shewed me of all the matters of Portyngale and of Castell , in lyke and his ...
... maner as syr Espayne de Lyon enfourmed me of all thynges that had fallen in Foyze , in Byerne , and in Howe the Gascoyne , and also as syr John Ferrant Parteke shewed me of all the matters of Portyngale and of Castell , in lyke and his ...
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