The Tudor Translations, Volume 30AMS Press, 1967 |
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... myght knowe that he hath wonne that cyte outher by love , feare , or perforce , that then incontynente they wolde delyver up the keyes of theyr towne to hym . This answere pleased ryght well the kynge of Castell , and so departed fro ...
... myght knowe that he hath wonne that cyte outher by love , feare , or perforce , that then incontynente they wolde delyver up the keyes of theyr towne to hym . This answere pleased ryght well the kynge of Castell , and so departed fro ...
Page 324
... myght speke togyder ; sayenge also , Syr , the wrytynge that rynneth thus bytwene you is good , but that is not ynoughe , for the Frensshemen be subtyle , and se ferther in theyr busynes then ony other people , yf covertly they happen ...
... myght speke togyder ; sayenge also , Syr , the wrytynge that rynneth thus bytwene you is good , but that is not ynoughe , for the Frensshemen be subtyle , and se ferther in theyr busynes then ony other people , yf covertly they happen ...
Page 445
... myght fynde remedy in this matter , and to brynge it into a good poynte , and to doo his entente soo secretly that the Eng- lysshemen sholde be well content and pleased with hym : for he knewe well the man in the worlde whome the Eng ...
... myght fynde remedy in this matter , and to brynge it into a good poynte , and to doo his entente soo secretly that the Eng- lysshemen sholde be well content and pleased with hym : for he knewe well the man in the worlde whome the Eng ...
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