Sir John Froissarts Chronicles of England France Spain Portugal Scotland B
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Ye haue herde here before howe these amhassadours departed fro Parys, fro the kyng and his counsayle, well instructed what they shulde saye and do ; and so long they rode by their iourneys, that they aryued at Nauntes : than they demaunded where the duke was ; it was shewed the howe he was about the marchesse of Wanes, ^ wher as most ac- customably he lay: they rode thyder, and so came to the cytie of Wannes, ^ it is but xx. Myles bytwene. The duke was in the castell called le Mote: than they c...ame before the duke, who by semblant made to the good and swete recule. The bysshoppe of Langers, bycause he Avas a prelate, began to speke and to make his preposicyon well and sagely, and sayde, Sir duke, we are here sente to you fro the kynge our maister and fro his vncles, the duke of Berrey and of Burgoyne, to shewe vnto you howe they haue great marueyle, in that the voiage that they Avolde haue made into Englande is by your meanes broken, and haue taken and raunsomed the Constable of Fraunce at so highe a rausome, that tliey are ryght sorie therof ; and moreouer, ye wyll haue thre of his cas- telles in Bretaygne, the whiche shal be a great anoyauce to all the resydue of the coiitre, if they shulde be hoide agaynst them, with the ayde of the towne of Jugone, the Avhiche is pert-iynynge to the Constables herytage ; therfore AA'e are charged to shewe you, and we saye vnto you as messangers fro the kynge our mayster, and from his vncles, that ye rendre agayne to the costable of France his herytage, that ye Avith holde from hym, and sette hym agayne in peasable possessyon, accordyno; vnto ryght, in lyke maner as they Avere before, whan they Avere delyuered you perforce, and by none other ryght nor tytell that ye haue to them; and also, that ye restore agayne entierlye all the money that ye haue hadde of hym : and this is the commaundement of the kynge and his coun- sayle, that ye come personally to Parys, or where as it shall please the kyng to assygne you, there to make your excuse ; and we repute hym so benygne and pacyent with that ye be of the blode royall, that he wyll here your excuse: and if he be nat reasonable, the duke of Berrey and the duke of Burgoyne wyll so temper hym, that ye shal be frendes and cosyn to the kynge, as by reason ye ought to be.
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Ye haue herde here before howe these amhassadours departed fro Parys, fro the kyng and his counsayle, well instructed what they shulde saye and do ; and so long they rode by their iourneys, that they aryued at Nauntes : than they demaunded where the duke was ; it was shewed the howe he was about the marchesse of Wanes, ^ wher as most ac- customably he lay: they rode thyder, and so came to the cytie of Wannes, ^ it is but xx. Myles bytwene. The duke was in the castell called le Mote: than they c...ame before the duke, who by semblant made to the good and swete recule. The bysshoppe of Langers, bycause he Avas a prelate, began to speke and to make his preposicyon well and sagely, and sayde, Sir duke, we are here sente to you fro the kynge our maister and fro his vncles, the duke of Berrey and of Burgoyne, to shewe vnto you howe they haue great marueyle, in that the voiage that they Avolde haue made into Englande is by your meanes broken, and haue taken and raunsomed the Constable of Fraunce at so highe a rausome, that tliey are ryght sorie therof ; and moreouer, ye wyll haue thre of his cas- telles in Bretaygne, the whiche shal be a great anoyauce to all the resydue of the coiitre, if they shulde be hoide agaynst them, with the ayde of the towne of Jugone, the Avhiche is pert-iynynge to the Constables herytage ; therfore AA'e are charged to shewe you, and we saye vnto you as messangers fro the kynge our mayster, and from his vncles, that ye rendre agayne to the costable of France his herytage, that ye Avith holde from hym, and sette hym agayne in peasable possessyon, accordyno; vnto ryght, in lyke maner as they Avere before, whan they Avere delyuered you perforce, and by none other ryght nor tytell that ye haue to them; and also, that ye restore agayne entierlye all the money that ye haue hadde of hym : and this is the commaundement of the kynge and his coun- sayle, that ye come personally to Parys, or where as it shall please the kyng to assygne you, there to make your excuse ; and we repute hym so benygne and pacyent with that ye be of the blode royall, that he wyll here your excuse: and if he be nat reasonable, the duke of Berrey and the duke of Burgoyne wyll so temper hym, that ye shal be frendes and cosyn to the kynge, as by reason ye ought to be.
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