The Tudor Translations, Volume 30AMS Press, 1967 |
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Page 283
... theyr horses to theyr pages . And the Spanyardes , who were a grete nombre , wolde have set on the pages and varlettes to have taken theyr horses fro them ; some sayd Let us wyn theyr horses , we can not do them a gretter dyspleasure ...
... theyr horses to theyr pages . And the Spanyardes , who were a grete nombre , wolde have set on the pages and varlettes to have taken theyr horses fro them ; some sayd Let us wyn theyr horses , we can not do them a gretter dyspleasure ...
Page 295
... theyr enemyes then in the lande of theyr frendes , saynge also , that yf theyr enemyes knowe that they be landed on them , they shal be the more feared . Then they rested to take lande at Coulongne in Galyce ; the maryners set theyr ...
... theyr enemyes then in the lande of theyr frendes , saynge also , that yf theyr enemyes knowe that they be landed on them , they shal be the more feared . Then they rested to take lande at Coulongne in Galyce ; the maryners set theyr ...
Page 379
... theyr horses , with theyr helmes and targes redy apparelled , theyr speres were delyvered them , and ranne togyder fyersly , and encountred eche other on theyr helmes , that the bocle brake , and their helmes stryken of theyr heedes ...
... theyr horses , with theyr helmes and targes redy apparelled , theyr speres were delyvered them , and ranne togyder fyersly , and encountred eche other on theyr helmes , that the bocle brake , and their helmes stryken of theyr heedes ...
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