The Tudor Translations, Volume 27AMS Press, 1967 |
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... agayne into Isabell was Inglande . Than the quene , as secretly as she coulde , she banysshed out ordeyned for her ... agayne into Ingland . And yet the sayd sir Hew Spencer advysed hym of more malyce , and bethought hym howe he ...
... agayne into Isabell was Inglande . Than the quene , as secretly as she coulde , she banysshed out ordeyned for her ... agayne into Ingland . And yet the sayd sir Hew Spencer advysed hym of more malyce , and bethought hym howe he ...
Page 169
1 promysed to mete agayne the next day : the whiche day they CAP . LXIII came togyther agayne in the same place , and so fell agayne Howe the into their treaty ; and so fell unto certayne poyntes agree- siege before able but it was as ...
1 promysed to mete agayne the next day : the whiche day they CAP . LXIII came togyther agayne in the same place , and so fell agayne Howe the into their treaty ; and so fell unto certayne poyntes agree- siege before able but it was as ...
Page 199
... agayne , more ferser than it was before , and they within defended themselfe valyantly . The countesse herselfe ware harnesse on her body and rode on a great courser fro strete to strete , desyringe her peple to make good defence : and ...
... agayne , more ferser than it was before , and they within defended themselfe valyantly . The countesse herselfe ware harnesse on her body and rode on a great courser fro strete to strete , desyringe her peple to make good defence : and ...
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