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... tyll we be full satisfied of all suche charges as we have borne all this season for your army . These tidynges were right harde to the admyrall , and to the other barons of Fraunce , and shewed all the mater to the erle Duglas , and to ...
... tyll we be full satisfied of all suche charges as we have borne all this season for your army . These tidynges were right harde to the admyrall , and to the other barons of Fraunce , and shewed all the mater to the erle Duglas , and to ...
Page 143
... tyll he might somwhat forget his yvell wyll , and that the chylde might be of greatter age and of more knowledge . Than he gave leave to all the people to depart ; but they of Foiz wolde nat de- parte fro Ortaise , tyll the erle shulde ...
... tyll he might somwhat forget his yvell wyll , and that the chylde might be of greatter age and of more knowledge . Than he gave leave to all the people to depart ; but they of Foiz wolde nat de- parte fro Ortaise , tyll the erle shulde ...
Page 333
... tyll another season ; the kynge retourned to Porte , and the duke to Margasse , and toke his way into Galyce , and the erle of Navare conveyed the duke with a C. speres tyll he was out of all daunger . And then the erle toke his leve ...
... tyll another season ; the kynge retourned to Porte , and the duke to Margasse , and toke his way into Galyce , and the erle of Navare conveyed the duke with a C. speres tyll he was out of all daunger . And then the erle toke his leve ...
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