The Tudor Translations, Volume 30AMS Press, 1967 |
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... themselfe forwarde . And Roger and Jaques assembled their frendes togyder , and the moost parte of the aldermen and burgesses of Gaunt came to them : than they toke the erles baner and went through the towne , cryeng the foresaid crye ...
... themselfe forwarde . And Roger and Jaques assembled their frendes togyder , and the moost parte of the aldermen and burgesses of Gaunt came to them : than they toke the erles baner and went through the towne , cryeng the foresaid crye ...
Page 221
... themselfe , XXXIX whiche was nede , for they sawe themselfe in a harde parte ; Howe the they knewe wel howe syr Gaultyer wolde take none to mercy , castelles of therfore they thought to defende themselfe as longe as they Bygore , and ...
... themselfe , XXXIX whiche was nede , for they sawe themselfe in a harde parte ; Howe the they knewe wel howe syr Gaultyer wolde take none to mercy , castelles of therfore they thought to defende themselfe as longe as they Bygore , and ...
Page 322
... themselfe valyauntly , for they were a grete nombre within : they cast out dartes with longe fethers and sharpe heddes , so rudely that who so ever was fully stryken with them , without they were well armed , they were outher slayne or ...
... themselfe valyauntly , for they were a grete nombre within : they cast out dartes with longe fethers and sharpe heddes , so rudely that who so ever was fully stryken with them , without they were well armed , they were outher slayne or ...
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