Chronicles 2 of 6 England Scotland Ireland 2 of 12 Holinshed 8 8
Chronicles 2 of 6 England Scotland Ireland 2 of 12 Holinshed 8 8
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_ _Hen. Hunt. _ _Matth. West. __Wil. Malm. _] About the same time also, or rather two yéere before; towit 1097. Néere to Abington, at a towne called Finchamsteed inBerkshire, a well or fountaine flowed with bloud, in maner as beforeit vsed to flow with water, and this continued for the space of threedaies, or (as William Malmes. Saith) fifteene daies togither.
After the king had dispatched his businesse in Normandie, & wasreturned into England (as he was making prouision to ride foorth onhuntin...g) a messenger came suddenlie vnto him, bringing word, that thecitie of Mans was besieged, and like to be surprised. [Sidenote: _Hen. Hunt. _ _Matth. Paris. _] The king was then at dinner, meaning first tomake an end thereof, and after to take aduice in that matter: butbeing reprooued by the messenger, for that to the great danger of hissubiects which were besieged he passed not to make delaies, ratherthan to go and succour them with all spéed, he taketh the mans bluntspéech in so good part, that he called straightwaie for masons tobreake downe the wall, to the end he might passe through the next way, and not be driuen to step so farre out of his path, as to go foorth bythe doores: and so without any long aduisement taken in the cause, herode straightwaie to the sea, sending his lords a commandement tofollow; [Sidenote: _Wil.
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_ _Hen. Hunt. _ _Matth. West. __Wil. Malm. _] About the same time also, or rather two yéere before; towit 1097. Néere to Abington, at a towne called Finchamsteed inBerkshire, a well or fountaine flowed with bloud, in maner as beforeit vsed to flow with water, and this continued for the space of threedaies, or (as William Malmes. Saith) fifteene daies togither.
After the king had dispatched his businesse in Normandie, & wasreturned into England (as he was making prouision to ride foorth onhuntin...g) a messenger came suddenlie vnto him, bringing word, that thecitie of Mans was besieged, and like to be surprised. [Sidenote: _Hen. Hunt. _ _Matth. Paris. _] The king was then at dinner, meaning first tomake an end thereof, and after to take aduice in that matter: butbeing reprooued by the messenger, for that to the great danger of hissubiects which were besieged he passed not to make delaies, ratherthan to go and succour them with all spéed, he taketh the mans bluntspéech in so good part, that he called straightwaie for masons tobreake downe the wall, to the end he might passe through the next way, and not be driuen to step so farre out of his path, as to go foorth bythe doores: and so without any long aduisement taken in the cause, herode straightwaie to the sea, sending his lords a commandement tofollow; [Sidenote: _Wil.
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