Than was kyng Yuore ffayne, [sent O.]
[M folio 180a] There after he sendith his chamberlayn,
And he brought his raunsom: [And he] The messangere O. his] the O.]
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So come kyng Yuore oute of preson, [So] Than O.]
Off kyng Yuore lett we be, [Nowe of O. late O.]
And of kyng Ermyn now speke we, [now] om. O.]
That shold passe oute of this liffe [this] his O.]
And sent after Beues sonnes blyve, [And] He O. B. sonnes] his son O.]
And there he toke Beues eldeste son [And—toke] Syr Guy was O.]
And on his hede he sett the crowne;
He made hym kynge of Armonye;
And sone after hastely [And] Than O.]
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Dyd the kyng dye and made his end, [Dyed kynge Ermyne the hende O.]
To hevyn mvste his soule wend. [mot O.]
To Sir Beues come Sabere there [Unto O.]
And toke his leve, home to ffare, [homewarde O.]
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For to Englond wold he blyve [Unto O.]
To his child and to his wyffe. [chyldren O.]
