fente for alle his Lordis et Hilde a grete comreule at Ubesne
and tolde vnto him pe anſtware pat pey had of pe Dolfone
and of his Worthi presente pat he fente vnto him et to
his Lordis to pleye Way al A And there pe lyng and
his Lordis wervn accordid pat pey ſhulde make hem redy
in armes Way her polver inpe beste array pat myste be/
done to gete men of armes et archers of pe beste et al opn/
Auff pat longed to Werre et to be redy Jip here retw/
nelbe to mete Way pe lyng at Southmton be fam/
maske next folowinge Way onten any Delay. for the
lyng or dreyne de his 22 anee of dippes Way al manie
of Auff et vettaille pat longed to or the alberzo of al
mane of or den annte in pe Hanene of Southmton
mto pe nombre of Dd. et ex. Ailes. A And prie/
ther felk a grete mystheef et a fonle Disſe for there/
were pree Words althiche pat pe lyng triste mothe/
And for falor cone tice pat pey hadden purpofid and
jugid pe lynges deth et ponste to hane stlayn him/
And alle his Grethier or he had talle pe ove pe Way
the were namd pns Sure Richarde pe erle of Trini/
Bridge bispit to pe Duke of Zerk The ferinde was pa/
Corde Srope Tresera of Engeland And pe priu-
was Aue dionis Gray Lnyt of pe worthi antrue

A And thres pree Wodes abone ſinde for luar of
money had mad gruness to pe affrenſſemen for ty
hane stlayne onre byng et alle his Worthi Grethiru
bi a falor trayne sodouliche or pey had ben Wair
but god of his fire grace his de his holly houide
onre him et hanede him fir thes plons stlayne et
for to hane done pib mystheef pey reſſeynede of
pe affrenſſemen a million of guile et pat was pe
opinly previde et for here falor treson pey were alle
pree jugid vnto pe deth A And pib was pe jug-
dement pat pey ſhulde be ladde poruz Hampton
and Wip vnto 22 orthgute there to be hained et
pib pey vndid for hirer falor cone tise and treson

And Anon as pis was done pe lyng et alle hio lordes
made hem redy et lyenten to shippe et token et skylod
forth xv. e. slipped et arryned e wip Jome Deyne et ke
ted and upon ome landod even pe afflipacion m. wox
mande wip al his ordenance. And so wente him
forpe ynto barflete et bisged pe tom al a bonté bo
the bilonde et eke bilواتr. A and pue pe lynge sen
te to pe楚teyne et bad him delyne pe tom and ye
captayne sive azeen pat non? se de londed him vre
non? se Wolde zvelde but him but bad him done
his beste And pue onre lyng leide his ordenance
unto pe tom pat 18 forto Deve Gounes Eustynes
et tripgettis and shoten et casten vnto pe Wallis et
Al so into pe tom et culste a domyn hope tour et tom
And leide hem duto pe gronde And there the
lyng pleyed e at pe deneys wip his harde Goune
swines wip hem pat were wip Jome pe tom And
Wliue poy of pe tom sfulke plape poy songen wel
lewayt et allas pat eue any olchse deneys balle
sfulke be made A and airfode alle poo pat pe
werre lignime et pe tyme pat e ne pey were borne
and onpe moroll pe lyng side ape at euyt gatte
of pe tom pat euyt in an sfulke be redy on the
morne erly to make affante vnto pe tom And
pue William Voucher et Johr Gramunt wip xii. op
Worap Burgens tomen vnto pe lyng et bisonste
him of his tial ma geste et polke to wip Drape
his malice et his Distraction pat the side vnto the
And bisonste him of vny. Dayes of respite et truse
zif any restue myzte tomen vnto hem et ellis to
zilde bype tom vnto him wip al hewe guodes

A And pue pe lyng sente fourthe pe楚teyne
et kepte pe rempnaimit fulle wip him et pe londe
Ganwyt wente forpe ynto Koone m al hafte
to pe Dolfyn for he lpe et sovne but there was
non ne nod mande restue for pe Dolfyne Wolde nozt

A bide ſt pns pe Capteyn come azeen vnto pe lyng iżi des vp pe tomni ſ Delyned him pe beyes and pue pe lyng tallas vnto him pe erle of Dorſete his vncle made him Capteyn of pe tomni pat us to flye Barſlete and Delyned him pe beyes t vnd him gvo put onte alle pe ſſvenſhe puple bope midu t Woman t childe t Stiffe the tomni of Barſlete Wip en glifſhe men. A and pue pe lyng ſente into Cindrelonde And Side crye me my goode tomni of Sigelonde pat Wli tät crafty midu We lde come pider t in ſi abite Him there Wip e tomni he ſinlde hitne his honz t his houſehode to him t to his ſeyres for eue more t pidr Wente manye Dyners mærſtamdi and crafty men t enu abited hem there to streng pe the tomni t Weren welcome and wliue pe lyng Sauiż pat pns was well ſtiffed bope of vetuiſe and of men this worthi Prynce t lyng tobe ſhy leve t Wente him towarde Caleus bilonde A ad wliue pe ſſvenſhe men ſee de of his enuynge they pomize to Dorrpe his Way pat He ſinlde nozt pafte pat comite but in al pe ſiſte pat pey myste unden alle pe Vruggis there any paffage wu as for Hord t midu m so moche pat the re myſte nee midu paffe one pe lyners noh ou hors ne onſwore but zif he ſinlde be Drounde Wiserfore oure lyng Way alle his puple come his Waye ferre up to Wurys Warde And there was al pe Real power of ſſtraince redy to uſe him bataille t to D. stroye alle his puple

A very god pat is almyſty was his cyde t sa
ned him t alle his meyne t way stode his enemped
purpos ptaubed be almyſty god pat anyd so his
villie lyzt t lyng in his mitful title and pue
lyng Henry pe diu bihorsing t ſeynge pe milia-
tide t nomiſre of his enemped to Wip stonde his
Waye t forw zike him bataille t ſihe oure lyng
Wip amieke herte t a goode ſperte lifte vp his hondis

390.

to almygti god ð bi fonske him of his helpe ð so comre
and pat seye to dne his treke serne country.
A and
pne once byng gaderede alle his lordes ð opir pimple
aboute him ð bad hem alle to been of goode theer for
pey shulde laine a fayre sey ð a gracioes victorie
and pe bettir of alle his enemyes ð he preyde hem
alle to make hem redy vnto pe bataille for he wolde
pat day rather besed pue forto be tube of his
enemyes ffor he seide he wolde neve putte pe kelly
me of Engelande to Kampfom for his pfoone and
pue pe Duke of zorb fele on lueves ð bi fonske pe byg of
a boone pat he wolde grintide him pat day pe
vamilarde in his bataille ð pe byng grintid him
his at bynge ð seide granit werty cosen of zorbe
and prayed him to make him redy.
A and pue
pe Duke of zorbe bad emy man to di se yne him a
stake of twoe ð sfiarze bope endis seyst pe stake
myzte be pizt in pe erte a olpe here enemyes
hulde nozt one come hem fer a wic fullo
pimpos ð arthyede hem aft to one ide onre
havyne at pe firste compunge of hem so denly inpe
firste bront and al myzt before pe bataille pe fivens
me men made many grete fires ð mothe redett wy
huntyng ð shovtulge ð playe on oure byng ð
oure lordes at pe Disse ð an archiver for a blank of
here money for pey weid de pat al hæd ben sey
A Thyné pe morne troos ð pe day gan to sprynge
and byng bi goode avise lèt e arraye his bataille
and his Wynges ð charged emy man to brepe hem
hooles to girdres ð prayede hem alle to ben of goode
theer and wthyné pey were redy for asped uhtat ty
me of pe day it ivas ð pey se de pime tyne/
pue fude oure byng now is goode tyne for alle
Engelande preyeth for eb ð per fere fires be of
goode theer ð lète vs go to oure jorneye and pue
pe byng fude wip an hys vous in pe nature of almygti.

g od ï ef Sei te  G eorge  a vaui t b aue i Sei te  G eorge  pi s
d ay pyne helpe / T A  a nd p i e t he s ffren ssh eme n
c ome prekyng e Don ï a s p ey Wolde ï h d ne o u e Ën d
a ll e o u r m e y n e bu t g od ï o u r a r ch i u s m a d e h e'
S o o n e to s t o m b l e / fo r o u r a r c h e v s s h o t t e u e n e a l
t o w e e n n y s bu t p s h i d ï b r o u t t o g r o u n d e m a u l
i ï h o r o / fo r p e s h t t e n p a t / d ay fo r a W a g o m e / a n d
o u r s t a k e s h u d e h e u l t o p o u r t er e e t h e o o n o n /
o p i r p a t / p e i l ay o n h e p e s t w o s p e r e l e n g p e o f h e y t e
A n d o u r e k y n g W i p h i s m e n o f a r m e s ï a r c h i u s
e n e l e y d e a Don ï b i f o r e h u u / fo r h u u f e k t t o f i t e /
p a t d ay h i g h o u r n e h o u d i u s T A a n d o u r e g o o d e /
a r c h i e v s l a c e d o n o s W i p A r o u n e s ï l e i d e o n W i p
s t a k e s p a t p o r n p e h o l p e o f a l m y z t y g o d ï o f s e t
G e o r g e b r o u t t e o u r e e n e m y e s t o g r o u n d e ï s a u f
v o p a t / d ay p e v i c t o r y A n d t h e r e W o r e s s h a u e p a t /
d ay m p e f e l d e o f A g y n o u r t e m o o p n é . X i. d l e
W i p o u r e p r e s o n e r s . p a t W o r e t a k e n A n d t h e r e
W o r e n o n i b r e d p a t / d ay o f p e ffren s s h e m e n u l
p e f e l d e m o o p n é v s t o r e p o u n d e / ï o f E n g l i s h
h e m e n n o s t / v i i . a f . bu t a l m y z t y g o d p a t d ay
f u n t t f o r u s . A n d a s t a r p i s b a t a i l l e W o r e D o n e
co m e t y d i n g s t o o u r k y n g / p a t t h e r W o r e a u l e v e
b a t a i l l e o f s ffren s s h e m e n o r d e y n e d r e d y t o s t e e l e
v p o n h u u ï c o m e n t o W a r d e s h u u / T A a n d p i e
a l o n o u r e k y n g l e t e a p e p a t e n y m e n s h u l d e
s l ee h i s p r e s o n e r p a t h e s h a d t a k e a n d a u o n /
he l e t e a r h a y h i s b a t a i l l e e a e n r e d y f i z t e n o t /
p e ffren s s h e m e n a n d w h i e p e ffren s s h e m e n /
S a l l u s p e o u r e e n g l i s h s h e m e n k i l l d v p h e r e p r e /
s o n e r s p e y W i p D r o w e h e u l b r e k h e r e b a t a i l l e
z a l h e r e a r r a y ï p u s o u r e k y n g a s a W o r t h s i
co n q u e r o u r h a d p a t / d ay p e v i c t o r y e m p e f e e l /
d e o f A g y n o u r t i n p y k a i d y T A a n d p i e o u r e
k y n g r e t o r n e d a u e n t h e r e p a t p e b a t a i l e W o r e
t o s e w h a t p u n p l e w a s d e d o f e n g l i s h s h e m e u / ï

zif any were hurte pat myzteben holpe and there
were des mpe felde pe Duke of Varrey pe Duke of
Lamsom pe Duke of Valban pe erle of manne
pe cheef comitable of ftrince i viij. opir erlis
and pe Erthebissop s'anne i of goode Vatromis
an hundres i moo i of worthi byztes of threte
allyance of wote armourb. A as. i v. c. A and
of English the men was Des pat day pe goode
Duke of zork i pe erle of southfoll i of alle of
English the men per were nojt des paſſinge. XXI
bode wuked be god And pue bataille was upon
a ffriday whiche was Crispin i Crispin manye
day in pe monthe of Octob. And pue anio pe lyng
winandid to burye hem i pe duke of zork to
be taryed forthe wip fmin i pe erle of southfoll.
A and thes were pe psoners pat were taken
at pe bataille the Duke of Orlyanne d'ise duke
of virlbon the erle of vendene The erle of Ake
the erle of kachemonde i dne Vinsigunt pe
marchal of ftrince and manye opir worthi lor
Dis weren there tule at pat bataille of Agincort
and bronzt vnto pe tonn of taleus i so oner pe
tre wip pe lyng in to Engelande and Conded at
Done in Kent wip alle bis psoners in Sanſte
puked be god i so pey come vnto Anbefurye
and offred at seite thomos hryne i so wold
forpe porn kente pe nexte waye to Elthui and
there oure byng reſt and him tilke he Wolde come
to London. A and pue pe ayape of London i
pe Aldiruen i pe Herreffis wip alle pe worthi
comoners i crastis wmen to pe blake lvest wel
i worthely arrayed to welcome oure byng wip
Dyners melodie i panked almyt god of hyn
gracions victorye pat he had ſhewid for him
And so pe byng i bis psoners paſſid forthe by
hem til he come to Seide thomis waterynge

And there mette Wip him alle pe religieus Wip
passionn And wel come de him ï so pe byng come
rydinge Wip his p[erson]s poriz pe cìte of l[ondon]
libere pat/ Were mepede mettue a fìtyre fìste at
alle pe comdiz ï at pe c[rosse in] ch[epè] ab in
henenly array of annelov ï archangelus Patrù
Arkes prophylèt ï v[erg]nes Wip dyers meld dios
senfying ï s[ong]nyge to welcome onre byng/ ï alle
pe comd and w[om]ne Wyne And so pe byng passid
forthe vìto Seve P[ou]lles A And there mette Wip
him x[ui]z v[ist]joffis reuìs ï mytred Wip d[ey]nsers
to welcome pe byng/ ï songen for his grætioni vìc-
torye Te deum land may And there pe byng offrid de
and p[ie]e he wode to Westentustre ï p[ie]e pe a[th]yre toke
his leeve of pe bynge ï wode h[ome a]een And impe
prid de zeer of byng Berryes reiue pe v[or] come the
Emپour of Almayerne ï byng of R[ome] ï of Him/
Gry into Engelonde ï so vìto pe cìte of l[ondon]
and pe ch[aye]re ï pe al[air]nien ï pe Sheriffis Wip
pe worthi a[rist]is of l[ondon] by pe kynge com-
mandement mette Wip him upon blake herth
in pe beste array p[ut] pey to[ke] de upon h[or]s ba[il]
A And there pey wel come de Empour And
b[ron]te him vìto l[ondon] Wip his ch[ome] hy]or
and grete renienc[ee] And at seynt Thonys watr-
inge there mette Wip him alle onre l[ord]es in/
good a[rd]y ï there was alworthi mettynge by
twene pe Empour ï pe bynge ï there pey byf[is]d
to g[od]res ï byf[is]d echse op[er] And p[ie]e pe byng
toke pe Empour bi pe h[ou]nde ï so pey come i[de]m/
ge poriz pe cìte of l[ondon] vìto seve P[ou]lles
And there pey l[if]id ï offindu And in anye v[ist]
joffes f[ou]den reuìs Wip d[ey]nsers in h[er]e h[or]
dis s[ong]nyge A And p[ie]e pey to[ken] h[er]e h[or]
And t[id]en forpe to Westine/ ï there pe byng lo[gi]
gid pe Empour in his olkne P[ale]os ï there he/

of his Rowme of Engelande in his absence he
charged him to kepe his falles in mayne time
and spirituellement tempel. And whiche pe byng hau
purs done sette all ping in bynde he toke his hars
at Westhie upon Seit der Zeez Day pate was pat ty-
me holbe Tuesday come ridinge to Seit doonles
and there he affixed to take his leeepe so to bede forth
porme of date of London talyngde he leeepe of alle
manner of puple as wel of pore as of the pley
inge hem alle in deuieff to praye for him so he
soode forthvnto Seit Georg and there he affixed
and take his leeepe of pe dyre chardinge him
to kepe wel his channibie so he roode forthe to
Hnpton so there he abode til his reteneiue were redy
to come to him for there was al his ravy of shippe
Wip his ordenance gaderede wel so stiffes as
longid to suche a real byng wip alle maine of
veterelles for suche a real puple as wel for his or
as for man as longed for suche al Berre one pat
16 to sey armonie Somes Engynes Tripegetus
Somew Bastaie, Bredues of Lethyn Stalnnde AS
Sere, allis, Spades, offeles, pokes, poeys, &
Zounds, Avolles, Bothe, faynges, Tomes, Theas,
Pipes ful of Avolles as nedid for suche alworth
Werreone pat, noping was to seke whiche tyme,
come. And pider come to him chappes late wip
Sommes and Somme powder And whiche al pirs mal
redy so his reteneiue come there byng so his lande
Wip al his real hooft wente to sнопpe to take
Oe so Saillede mto rormandie so diu at two
ke vp on Samnasse day prie next followinge so pe
he made XLvii. knytes at his landyng e pride
pe byng ferynge of manye enempeb upon the
tie pat so to say. My grete careles Bulkes, and
Gallons so Sнопpe pat weuen come to distrele pe
Navey. And anon he commandid pe ere of pe

Domn pe Walles ou his i de vnto pe gruinde and so
Wuy Jime awthile pe Kyng bi his winteriok dantid
pe toun al aboute And pue pe Duke of clarente
had entride into pe toun ſo obви domn izt tuck
he come vnto pe Kyng ſpared neyther man ne
childe and eue pev treden a clarente a clarente/
ſeit George ſlowen domn izt And there was
ded upon pe Walles a worthi man pat me ntil
lide opnenges ou pe Kyngs ſide pe luchthe the
Kyng eunamid to be linnide in pe Abbey of
Olande faste bi William conquerour ou whos vonle
God hane mery Amen A And pue pe Kyng to
me into pe toun Wuy his crop pe Duke of clarente
And many of worthi Wides Wuy mothe so lempinte
and merthe And pue pe Kyng eunamid pe cap
teyn to Delyne him pe Casteſſ ſe bisomde pe byg
of xiii. Deyes of reſpite ſi any reſtue Wol de eu
me ſiff non come to Delyne him pe Deyes ſe pe
Casteſſ at his owne eunamidament And undir
pue composiſion was pe toun ſe pe Casteſſ Rayens
Wuy oſ vunnes ſfortunés ſi villages into pe nombre
of xii: tomo upon pe hille hifore pe Casteſſ of crane
oure Kyng pighe alle his tenta pe luchthe put ſemid
at toun its mothe as clane ſe pue come tydinges pat
non reſtue Wolde tume there A And so et pe xiii:
Deyes ende pe Capteyn come vnto e Delyne pe Deyo
ſe Casteſt vnto oure Kyng ſe Rayens ſe op xii: tomo
Weren Delyne de vnto him alſo And anon pe Kyng
De Delyne de pe Deye e vnto pe Duke of clarente e made
him Capteyn bope of pe toun ſe of pe Casteſſ and
made him Capteyn of Rayens ſe of alle pe top tymo
alſo ſo he entride pe Casteſſ ſe pe toun alſo and pe
he hilde his Deynt Georges ſfoſte and there hema/
De v knytes of pe bath And there was one lulleo
Robart Salyn Thayne yongomoray ſ manye op/
A And pue pe Kyng eunamid him for to putte/

onde alle peffenshemen vothe man et Woman et noo
nian so hardy to desfoule noo Woman ne take noo
mame goodes awep fro hem bene lete hem passe m
pees vp on peyne of deth et there passid onte of the
tomyn ioo day noo pune xv. c. Women. A and
pune oure lyng lete snuffe pe tomyn et pe Castell wip
anglisshe men and ordeyned twoe capteynes oon
for pe tomyn et anop for pe Castell and charged hem
upon heres liff to bepe wesk pe tomyn et pe Castell et
or pe lyng weute pennes he gutte valeriu welbem
and leide a sege to churborng et pat sege leide thes
dube of gloucester wip a strong power et by passe
of tyme gutte it et midde there a capteyne And pe
same tyme pe erle of warewike leide a sege to Dom
feromit et gutte it et putte p June a captayne A and
forto speke more of pe erle of pe yarthe pat pe lyng
ordeynede to come pe se et bepe pe wostes of euge
londe fro enemyes Thine it happe so pat pe wynde
a troos so upon hem pat pei wende alle to hanie lost
here liues but porn pe grace of god goode goner
nainte pey riden wip June pe le of wizt alle thes
grete furime And there were lost twoe carrieks et
twoe wallingers wip a arthminity goodus et alle thes
puple pat were thers June. A and anopie carrike
srove bifore haupton et prewe his mast one thes
tomyn Wallis et pis was on seyn vertilueto day
And whyn e al pis storne was sezed pis worthi
erle of pe yarthe to be his snipes wip his meyne
and ubeinte to pe se et londid at hoged in Norman
Die and so riden forpe towarde pe lyng and eue as
he come peffenshemen fledden et there come
unto hem an antony vigge et followed pe hooft
al pat wey tilke pei co thre to a grete lkasse et there
pey sredde to hane ben ded for pe watir closed he
so pat pey myzte nowbere grete onte but at pe laste
pis antony vigge et god bromte hem onte al snuffe

And there pey kawte a gnyde pat/ knelwe al the/
intre a bontte ſi he brouſt ſi em porſ quicke stande/
ſo into an ſle ſi there pey toke manye preſoners in/
ſhere way to warde pe byng in ſhere jorney/vinto/
Chane ſi there pe byng welcomed ſi to his jorney
vinto Argentouon ſi anon it was zolden vinto pe byng
And pe puple of pe twin ſhad there kons ſi wente there/
Way and pue owe byng remeynd to a stronge twin pat/
men called ſeſſy ſi there was a ſanire myſtare ſi pe zolden
it anon vinto pe byng ſi pue pe byng wente from pene
to kainſom and Uſtane pe twin ſi pe Vingre. A And
pue pe byng ſente pe car of warlike to a twin pat wne
called Velchim Way a strong polber ſi anon pey zede ſi
punte ſiem in pe bynged grace ſi so side manye now
stronge twin ſi Castellis pat were in po partueß
And from pennes pey wente vinto Venuſt in Verche
and anon it was zolden vinto pe byng bope twin ſi
Castell do des ſi des de at pe bynged grace ſi se tru
byng gutte ſi conquered alle pe twin ſi Castellis Pule
Abbris vinto Pomeut large ſi from pennes vinto pe
Cate of Rome A And in pe 31 zeer of byng Gere
es venue pe tere dure Johi Dode Castell buyt pe was
pe lorde of Colbim was a rest for Lallardire ſi brouſt
vinto pe tour of London and then aftur he brought
of pe tour ſi wente into Waalh ſi pe he brought him
longe tyme and at pe laste pe lorde Woldd mette
way him toke him but pe swode a quite diffence/
longe tyme ſi was soore Wened or he wold a tube/
and so pe lorde Polles myne brouſt him vinte of
Walle to London in a whule cosle ſi so he was brouſt
to bestide and there he was exsuryed of arteyne
poynte pat were pinte up on him ſi he stande not
nay ſo he was am viciſt of pe diche for full at
Diye. A And pue he was brouſt before pe justa/
And pyned vinto pe deſt for tres ſi so he was hund
vinto pe tour ajeu ſi there he was land upon anu/

West ende ma wast Abbey before De Port de Bas and
pe Duke of Exestre logg'd l'im in pe 22orth side before
pe Porte de viste A And bitwene pe Duke of Claren
de i pe Duke of Exestre was pe erle March al logg'd
Wip a strong poluer before pe Oustell chite i pnv
Was pe Erle of Bormonde i pe lorde Harryng done
i pe lorde Talbot Wip here reteneue nexte hem i
pne i ne John Cornell was i manye of nobil kny
tes of name laye Wip here reteneue Wip pe Duke
of Clarence And bi twene pe Duke of Exestre i pe
Kyng Wbre logg'd pe lorde Boos pe lorde of Willey
pe lorde Pleshing i are William Porte knyt Wip
Here reteneue before pe porte Or ityllary A And
pne was pe erle of mortemue logg'd Wip his rete
nempe in pe Abbey of Seit Faknes i pe erle of Salis
Cury Wip bis reteneue lay oupe one side of Serte
faknes i are johu Gray knyt was logg'd at pe
Abbey pat is tallid monit Oit qithelk i are Whi
fip lethe knyt pe Kynges tresorer was logg'd by
tiene pe watir of layne i pe Abbey i kepe pe Mar
de andie pe hilk i pe Vironi of Airvonne was log
bid on pe watir side to kepe pe passage i Seuywo
pe Seuyer lay next hyn ou pe watir side i pe ytil
pe seuyers kepe nianly pe watir of layne i fompe
Wip here enemye of often tymes A And ou pe oite
side of layne lay pe erle of Hinnityndon i maist
revile pe erles some of Westmonde i are Gilbert
Bunfir vile pe erle of Beme i are Richarde of dem
Deft i pe lorde ffrieis Wip here reteneue before pe
porte de Poment i euyche of thes Loydes had stiving
ordinacion And pe Kyng di de make at Poment
farede o're pe wat' of layne astving i a myty thy
ne of Jren i pritte it por'g re'te piles fustre justi
in pe Gromind i pat llente one pe Kyne of layne
pat/noo vessel myzte pass pat Way in nomaine
kynde i a done pat Oseyne pe Kyng lete make a vingtye

oone pe watir of ayne pat mau e hore e al of curage
myzte goo to e fros at al tymes whi ne nede were And
pne come pe erle of Warlike pat hau gote Donn fe/
ronnit vuto pe lyng A anon pe lyng sente
pe erle of Warlike to calde be for to be sege it e/
whi ne pe erle come before pe tommyl se sente his feran
de vuto pe Captayne e baud him zilde zep pe tommyl
pon peyne of deth e anon se leide his sege e prie
pe Captayne bisomzte pe erle pat he myzte come
vuto his presence e speke Nip him e so pe goode erle
gruittid him e prie pe Captayne come onte e mry of
pe Wurdes of pe tommyl Wap him entretid so Nip pe/
erle pat Nip tommyl Was vudir copositan to doo hau
pe ote of Boone diu e pe erle gruittid e consuittid p/
ty upon Nip conditio put pe lynges 22 we Nip
bis ordinarmente myzte passpe ey bi hem in auffee
Nip onte any lette or Disurb ainge e to Nip coposia/
om pey setten to here seelpe A an prie pe shippes
passid up bi hem in auffee e come before pe otepe
of Boone into pe nombe of an C shippes e there pey
caste have ancreb e prie pe ote was biseged bope bi
fonde e bi wat e wilne al Nip was done e pe shippes
tomen ey pe prie come pe erle of Warlike disven vuto
we lyng e leguitt him bi telleye pe Abbey of Sert bat
teryned e pe lyng til pat pe Abbey entretid e was
zol den vuto pe lyng And prie pe erle remeard from
pennys e lyngid him before pe porte a martirile and
prie was pe erle of a dilleny companynd bape lyng
to make him redy forto ride bit come faght tydun
ges e made him to a bide e so he returned alpein and
leguitt him bisides pe erle of Captayng don til pe
sege was endid A an prie come pe Duke of Dolon
fesne pe lynged groes from pe sege of Churthorgh
pe which he hau a wonne e stffid it alzeu vuto
pe lyngis bi flowe e profist vuto pe cailine of En/
gelinde e whi ne he was come vuto pe lyng before

Boorne anou.

["of the port, de la ostelte, et mons. F. de la Tour, Dieu\ns'occupe de se fortifier. F. pez Zaffone,\nof Tyne was captain of the port, Martville, and\ntriumphant at the end of the war. One was captain\nof all the people, and the most famous officer of\nthe day, on his back, on foot, of all the men of the\narmy. He was issued an order of the active, and all the\nmen of the army were to obey him as the general.\nAnd, at the first approach of any enemy, they were\nnot allowed by their leaders into the city. But, all the\nmen of children, with their sons, and all the other\nchildren were many and useful, and his children\nand so they were. The children were issued an order of the\narmy, and on their return, with their sons, they were\nat gate allowed, but at night or at break of day, they\nwere two or three, of all the children of the army.\nInfluentially, countermanded by one Englishman, and\nnow the principle of the army was changed. The enemy\noutnumbered, and at night, the children were to be\nrescued, but the children now, and so they were put in\nthe port, that there were many people in the port, so\nthat the port was full of children, and of the enemy.\nIn children for the benefit of the children of the\narmy, and of the children of the enemy, there were\nchildren put in the port, and of the enemy put in\nthe port, for spending of their money, and so the\narmy was made up of children and of the enemy.\nAnd so far, as far as the children of the enemy\nwere the children of the children of the enemy, and\nso far as the children of the children of the enemy\nwere put in the port, and so far as the children of the\narmy were put in the port, and so far as the children\nof the enemy were put in the port, and so far as\nthe children of the children of the enemy were put\nin the port, and so far as the children of the enemy\nwere put in the port, for spending of their money,\nand so far as the children of the children 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the port, and so far as the children of the enemy\nwere put in the port, for spending of their money,\nand so far as the children of the children of the enemy\nwere put in the port, and so far as the children of the\narmy were put in the port, and so far as the children\nof the enemy were put in the port, and so far as\nthe children of the children of the enemy were put\nin the port, and so far as the children of the enemy\nwere put in the port, for spending of their money,\nand so far as the children of the children of the enemy\nwere put in the port, and so far as the children