The Tudor Translations, Volume 30AMS Press, 1967 |
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... retourned into Englande . Thus was the dealyng as than of the journey in Portyngale . The erle of Cambridge retourned into Englande on the maner as ye have herde before , and shewed his brother the duke of Lancastre all the dealynge of ...
... retourned into Englande . Thus was the dealyng as than of the journey in Portyngale . The erle of Cambridge retourned into Englande on the maner as ye have herde before , and shewed his brother the duke of Lancastre all the dealynge of ...
Page 290
... retourned agayne hyder , that ye sholde brynge with you tenyse balles of Parys for us to play togyder ; howbeit , it had ben better I hadde charged you to have brought good bassenetes and good harneys , for I thynke we shall fynde the ...
... retourned agayne hyder , that ye sholde brynge with you tenyse balles of Parys for us to play togyder ; howbeit , it had ben better I hadde charged you to have brought good bassenetes and good harneys , for I thynke we shall fynde the ...
Page 368
... retourned fro Sluse , and holde the feest of Crystmas at Arras , and the duke of Borgoyne at Lysle . And in the meane season all other men of warre passed and retourned into Fraunce , every man to his place as it were ordeyned by the ...
... retourned fro Sluse , and holde the feest of Crystmas at Arras , and the duke of Borgoyne at Lysle . And in the meane season all other men of warre passed and retourned into Fraunce , every man to his place as it were ordeyned by the ...
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