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... shippes by the ryver of Charent , and in theym cer- tayne Genevoys and crosbowes , and made them to scrymysshe with them of the bridge . There was a sore assaute , for the Englysshemen and Gascons had ryght well fortifyed the bridge ...
... shippes by the ryver of Charent , and in theym cer- tayne Genevoys and crosbowes , and made them to scrymysshe with them of the bridge . There was a sore assaute , for the Englysshemen and Gascons had ryght well fortifyed the bridge ...
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... shippes that ranne in and oute , and viewed the boundes of the yles of Normandy , to knowe tidynges . Nowe lette us leave to speke of the duke of Burbone , and of the siege of Tayllebourcke , where as he laye a nyne wekes , and let us ...
... shippes that ranne in and oute , and viewed the boundes of the yles of Normandy , to knowe tidynges . Nowe lette us leave to speke of the duke of Burbone , and of the siege of Tayllebourcke , where as he laye a nyne wekes , and let us ...
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... that it was mervayle to beholde them ; also they paynted theyr mastes of theyr shippes , fro the one ende to the other , glyteryng with golde CAP . XLIX and devyses and armes . And specyally 311 SYR JOHN JOHN FROISSART 1387.
... that it was mervayle to beholde them ; also they paynted theyr mastes of theyr shippes , fro the one ende to the other , glyteryng with golde CAP . XLIX and devyses and armes . And specyally 311 SYR JOHN JOHN FROISSART 1387.
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