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The Inglismen seand that it wes so, 43,2411 Richt quietlie tha dressit thame till go
Towart his oist wnder scilence of nycht, Onwittand than of ony Scottis wicht. Than
equallie diuydit hes thair men In tua partis, the ane half in ane glen 43,245 ...
The Inglismen seand that it wes so, 43,2411 Richt quietlie tha dressit thame till go
Towart his oist wnder scilence of nycht, Onwittand than of ony Scottis wicht. Than
equallie diuydit hes thair men In tua partis, the ane half in ane glen 43,245 ...
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Quhen tha come thair and fand it wes nocht so, Remanit thair and durst na forder
go ; Neirby ane wod tha ludgit all that nycht. Syne on the morne be that the da
wes lycht, 43,7S5 This king Williame come to the samin place, The quhilk all
nycht ...
Quhen tha come thair and fand it wes nocht so, Remanit thair and durst na forder
go ; Neirby ane wod tha ludgit all that nycht. Syne on the morne be that the da
wes lycht, 43,7S5 This king Williame come to the samin place, The quhilk all
nycht ...
Página 43
In wynter syne, quhen that the nycht grew 43,uuo lang, " In frost and snaw, with
wynd and weit amang, " Hungar and cald, and wnkyndlie distres, •i That caus[it]
ws to leif the wildernes " And draw to toun, as thow thiself hes sene, CBONICLIS
...
In wynter syne, quhen that the nycht grew 43,uuo lang, " In frost and snaw, with
wynd and weit amang, " Hungar and cald, and wnkyndlie distres, •i That caus[it]
ws to leif the wildernes " And draw to toun, as thow thiself hes sene, CBONICLIS
...
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The erle Dauid, quhilk manlie on him tuke The watche that nycht, in that same
place he woik, Quhair Oliueir with litill noy or dyn 44,140 Opnit the port and leit
thame enter in. Ouir all the toun syne sone and suddantlie Greit alauchter 50 THE
...
The erle Dauid, quhilk manlie on him tuke The watche that nycht, in that same
place he woik, Quhair Oliueir with litill noy or dyn 44,140 Opnit the port and leit
thame enter in. Ouir all the toun syne sone and suddantlie Greit alauchter 50 THE
...
Página 66
Schort quhile befoir into the samin ^eir, Sic thing wes done as I haif said ^ow heir,
44,825 Vpoun ane nycht quhen it wes mirk and lait, Out of the hillis thair come sic
ane spait, With BO greit force als fast as it mycht flow ; Quhilk causit hes the ...
Schort quhile befoir into the samin ^eir, Sic thing wes done as I haif said ^ow heir,
44,825 Vpoun ane nycht quhen it wes mirk and lait, Out of the hillis thair come sic
ane spait, With BO greit force als fast as it mycht flow ; Quhilk causit hes the ...
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