 | James Gairdner - 1872 - 732 Seiten
...Knyght, in lyke wyse in a carte sore hurt ; and other diverse knyghtes and squyers sore hurt. The Erie of Wyldsshyre, Thorpe, and many other flede, and left...seyde Lordes, that ys to wote, the Duke of Yorke, the Erie of Salesbury, the Erie of Warrewyke, come to the Kyng, our sovereyneLord, and on here knees be... | |
 | James Gairdner - 1872 - 724 Seiten
...hond, with an arowe ; the Lord of Dorsette, sore hurt that he myght not go, but he was caryede hom in a cart ; and Wenlok, Knyght, in lyke wyse in a...Wyldsshyre, Thorpe, and many other flede, and left her barneys behynde hem cowardly, and the substaunce of the Kynges partye were dyspoyled of hors and harneys.... | |
 | James Gairdner - 1904 - 336 Seiten
...hond, with an arowe ; the Lord of Dorsette, sore hurt that he myght not go, but he was caryede hom in a cart ; and Wenlok, Knyght, in lyke wyse in a...other diverse knyghtes and squyers sore hurt. The Erie of Wyldsshyre, Thorpe, and many other flede, and left her harneys behynde hem cowardly, and the... | |
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... xlviij. And at this same tyme were hurt Lordes of name — the Kyng, our sovereyne Lord, in the neck with an arrowe ; the Duke of Bukingham, with an arrowe in the vysage ; the Lord of Stafford in the hond, with an arowe ; the Lord of Dorsette, sore... 