wesel and of the rat / WYtte is better than force or strengthe / As reherceth to vs this fable of an old wesel / the whiche myghte no more take no rats / wherfor she was ofte sore hongry
rightWithout more his langour for to lysseIn my presence anon that ye hym kysseThat ther may be of al your old smertisA ful relees vnder ioye assuredAnd that one lok be of your bothe hertisShet with my keye of gold
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riuer babren after the woman that was drowned therin / but by corrupt latyn it is called sabrina Seuarn in english Seuarn begynneth in the myddell of wales & passed first toward the eest vnto shrowesbury / and thenne torneth
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had sent for hir that was hir sone / and made hir come a∣yenewith mochel honour This kyng hardeknoght when he hadregned v. yere he died & lieth at wrstmynstre¶Of the vilonie that the danois did to the Englisshmen
Brus of Scotland wolde not be Iustified and make amendevn to the kyng of Englond Edward hir lord & make amendes ofhis losse and of his harmes that they had done in Englond & alsoto restore the goodes that
nacions the which na∣cionsaccorded not to the kynde blode of Englond And yf so gre∣telordes had bene onlich wedded to English peple than sholde peezhaue bene and reste amonges hem withoute any envie.¶And at that bataille was Sir Rogier Clifford
Iames douglas & also Thomas Randulph with an hugh host into Englond in to northumberland & with hem the englisshmen thatere driuen oute of englond & come & robbed the contre and quelledthe / and also brend the toune
¶How the Englissmen stopped the Scottes in the parke of stan∣hopeand how they turned ayene in to Scotland Ca.CC.xiiijANd at that tyme the Scottes had assembled all hir poerand comen in to Englond and quelled robbed all thatthey myght