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... rode tyll we came to Montesqueu , a good towne closed , parteyning to therle of Foiz , whiche the Armynagois , and the Labrisyence , 22 Labrissiens , toke by stelthe on a season , but they kept it nat but thre dayes . And in the mornyng ...
... rode tyll we came to Montesqueu , a good towne closed , parteyning to therle of Foiz , whiche the Armynagois , and the Labrisyence , 22 Labrissiens , toke by stelthe on a season , but they kept it nat but thre dayes . And in the mornyng ...
Page 185
... rode forth a chatellayne of Castell , a good man of armes , called 1 Baruges . Peter Ferant of Medyne ; he was on a marveylous light genet . And whyle these thre rode forthe to advyse their enemyes , the resydue of the hoost rode a ...
... rode forth a chatellayne of Castell , a good man of armes , called 1 Baruges . Peter Ferant of Medyne ; he was on a marveylous light genet . And whyle these thre rode forthe to advyse their enemyes , the resydue of the hoost rode a ...
Page 479
... rode forthe fayre and easely , and as we rode he sayde : In the season that I have shewed you , quod this knight , this countre here was full of Englysshmen , robbers and pyllers of Gascoyne , Bretons , and Almayns , and adventurers of ...
... rode forthe fayre and easely , and as we rode he sayde : In the season that I have shewed you , quod this knight , this countre here was full of Englysshmen , robbers and pyllers of Gascoyne , Bretons , and Almayns , and adventurers of ...
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