Annals of the First Four Years of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth
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Patient, and bold, they were so desirous to hurt their enimies, as they did not sufficiently consider the meanes to hurt them. Upon a certeyne eveninge, about x of the clocke, an aifray happened betwene two Scotts that watched in the trenches next to the towne, insomuch that one of them slue the other, parts were taken, and a great disorder did followc. This might have set the whole armie in tumult, but that the French had not the pacience Continued to expect till so fairc an occasion might be ...ripened. For so tf"p^. ""^i soone as they perceyved some extraordinary stirre, they sailed forth, supposinge to make advantage of the contention. But this happened to be the fittest remedie that could have bene divised to set them at one ; for, ujion the veiwe of a common enimie, their division was soone appeased : the common enimie made them freinds, made them knit togither, — first, for their common deflfence, afterward for their common victorie. At another tyme they sailed forth at the releif of the warders, when the watch should be set, with intention and hope to have gayned the trenches, but they were resolutely receyved, and beaten backe to the place of their strenght.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Patient, and bold, they were so desirous to hurt their enimies, as they did not sufficiently consider the meanes to hurt them. Upon a certeyne eveninge, about x of the clocke, an aifray happened betwene two Scotts that watched in the trenches next to the towne, insomuch that one of them slue the other, parts were taken, and a great disorder did followc. This might have set the whole armie in tumult, but that the French had not the pacience Continued to expect till so fairc an occasion might be ...ripened. For so tf"p^. ""^i soone as they perceyved some extraordinary stirre, they sailed forth, supposinge to make advantage of the contention. But this happened to be the fittest remedie that could have bene divised to set them at one ; for, ujion the veiwe of a common enimie, their division was soone appeased : the common enimie made them freinds, made them knit togither, — first, for their common deflfence, afterward for their common victorie. At another tyme they sailed forth at the releif of the warders, when the watch should be set, with intention and hope to have gayned the trenches, but they were resolutely receyved, and beaten backe to the place of their strenght.
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