...they had loft at the Bataille of Durefme : and there was much Envy eir.on j them who might be hyeft ; for every one rulid yn his owne Cuntery : and King Eduarde was fo diftreflid with his Afferes beyound the Se, that he toke litle Regard to the Scottifch Matiers....

...Davy was prisoner, the lordes of Scotland, by a litle and a litle, wan a! that they had lost at the bataille of Duresme : and there was much envy emong...Eduarde was so distressid with his afferes beyound the se, that he toke litle regard to the Scottisch matière. At this tymc a baronet of France, caullid...

...Davy was prisoner, the lordes of Scotland, by a litle and a litle, wan al that they had lost at the bataille of Duresme ; and there was much envy emong...Eduarde was so distressid with his afferes beyound the se, that he toke litle regard to the Scottisch matiers. At this tyme a baronet2 of France caullid...

...Davy was prisoner, the lordes of Scotland, by a litle and a litle, wan al that they had lost at the bataille of Duresme ; and there was much envy emong...Eduarde was so distressid with his afferes beyound the se, that he toke litle regard to the Scottisch matiers. At this tyme a baronet2 of France caullid...

...Davy was prisoner, the lords of Scotland, by a litle and a litle, wan all that they had lost at the bataille of Duresme ; and there was much envy emong them who might be hyest; for every one rulid yn hys owne cuntery; and King Eduarde was so distressid with his afieres beyound the se, that he toke...

...Davy was prisoner, the lordes of Scotlande, by a litle and a litle, wan al that they had lost at the bataille of Duresme ; and there was much envy emong them who might be hyest; for every one rulid in his owne cuntery ; and King Edwarde was so distressid with his afferes beyond the se, that he toke...

...bataille of Duresme ; and there was much envy emong them who might be hyest ; for every one rulid yn hys owne cuntery ; and King Eduarde was so distressid with his afferes beyound the se, that he toke litle regard to the Scottische matiers." Young William Douglas, therefore (who...

...They had recovered most of the territory occupied after Neville's Cross ; " there was much envy among them who might be hyest ; for every one rulid yn his owne cuntery." 1 The fate of the Knight of Liddesdale may be taken to illustrate the last remark. He had succeeded...