The Brut, or The chronicles of England. Edited from Ms. Raw. B171, Bodleian Library, &c., by Friedrich W. D. Brie, with introduction, notes, and glossary ...

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The Brut, or The chronicles of England. Edited from Ms. Raw. B171, Bodleian Library, &c., by Friedrich W. D. Brie, with introduction, notes, and glossary ...
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London,: Pub. for the Early English text society, by K. Paul, Trench, Trübner & co., limited,
1906-08.
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Of Seynt Edward þe Confessoure, þat was Aluredes broþer; How he was Kyng of Engelande. ¶ Capitulo ¶ Centesimo ¶ xxvto.

ANd when þis was done, alle þe Barons of Enge[land] senten anoþer tyme into Normandye, for þat Edward shulde come into Engeland with michel honour. And þis Edward in his childehode louede al-myghty God, & him drade, & in honeste and clennesse leued his lif, and hatede synne as deþ. ¶ And when he was cronede and annoyntede wiþ real power, he forȝate nouȝt his gode maners & condicions & custumes þat he ferst vsede, for no maner honour, ne for no richesse, ne for no maner hyenesse, but euer more & more ȝaf him to godenesse, and wel louede God & al mekenesse, & louede God & holy cherche passyng al maner þing, & pore men also, & ham helde as þai hade bene his owen breþerne, & to ham ofte ȝaf grete almesse wiþ gode wille.

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