The story of England

" Of deþ may non þe [dede may non no.] bale bete, " Þe sorewe nedly byhoueþ men [sorow bos men nedes.] lete; " Bot haste þe swyþe on þyn enemis! " Of þe bataille þou getest þe prys, Line 9080 3" To morewen schul þey boþe be schent, [Lambeth folio 39b:2] " & al þer folk boþ sleyn & hent.3 [3-3
of þe Iris kyng & passent.to morne sall þei boþe be schent.
]
" Syþen schaltow þe coroune take, " Þe pes to menteyne & to make. Line 9084

¶ De interpretacione Comete per Merlynum.

" Þe sterne þat þou seye [ses.] so red, " Bytokneþ euere þe kynges ded. " Þe dragon, þat semeþ [P. inserts flaumand.] so hey, " Þy self hit menes, þat ys so hardy; Line 9088 " Þe brond þat schyned out of his mouþ, " Þat spreden [spredes.] boþe Est & South, " Þat ys, of þe schal [sall.] come a sone " Doughty of dede, many on schal mone; Line 9092 " Alle ffraunce þen schal [sall.] hym loute, " Vntil Mongow men schal [sall.] hym doute. " Þat oþer, þat schon West so euen, " Toward þe Norþ hit spredde in seuen, Line 9096 " A doughter hit ys, y vnderstande, " Þat maried schal [sall.] be bysyde Scotlande; " Hure eyres bymene þo [mene þe.] [Petyt folio 55b:1] seuen brondes, " Þat schullen [sall.] welde alle þo londes." Line 9100 ¶ Syre Vter listned ilka del How Merlyn conforted hym wel; He bad his host reste al þat nyght, On morn erlik [arely.] to bataille þem dight. Line 9104
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Title
The story of England
Author
Mannyng, Robert, fl. 1288-1338.
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Page 318
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London,: Longman & co.; [etc., etc.]
1887.
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Great Britain -- History

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