The Tudor Translations, Volume 30AMS Press, 1967 |
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... redy . So than ceassed the saute , and the Frenchemen went to their lodgynges , and so passed the night at their ease , they hadde well wherwith . And in the mornyng , whan every man was redy in the hoost , and that they were redy that ...
... redy . So than ceassed the saute , and the Frenchemen went to their lodgynges , and so passed the night at their ease , they hadde well wherwith . And in the mornyng , whan every man was redy in the hoost , and that they were redy that ...
Page 409
... redy , yf the kynge of Castell come forth into the feldes , within iii . dayes I shal have redy iii . M. speres ; they be redy in the felde on the fronters of Castell ; and also I have redy xx . M. of the comons of my royalme , who be ...
... redy , yf the kynge of Castell come forth into the feldes , within iii . dayes I shal have redy iii . M. speres ; they be redy in the felde on the fronters of Castell ; and also I have redy xx . M. of the comons of my royalme , who be ...
Page 413
... redy , as they were wonte to have , or better , and to be redy dayly whensoever they were commaunded . Then in Byerne , and in Foyze , and in Thoulouse every man was redy to entre into batayle ; and there was sente to the cyte of Palmes ...
... redy , as they were wonte to have , or better , and to be redy dayly whensoever they were commaunded . Then in Byerne , and in Foyze , and in Thoulouse every man was redy to entre into batayle ; and there was sente to the cyte of Palmes ...
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