We are ignorant ^fhat is become of liijto, &r ibft did not remain in ffaii town a moment after yo« had begum to befiegc it. But it will be very imd for us to far-tender ourfdres in thé manner yon infift on, who ire foMicrs lent heœ for pny, juft.a§ • your commande rs may fend you, or you may b* obliged to k by perianal ferrke $ and, before we accept of fuch a bargain, UPC will fell our lires fo dearly that report ihatt fpeak ôf k * htmdraf 'years henee. Tfccfcum, tfcenrfba% j» JKhc duke af Lancafter, and tell him to accept of us, in %çpwr teous manner, wpén œrtasti «tenus of fmafom. as he would wi(h foould toe done jeoany of his own party, fhould they happen to be fo ttofortwaftu' Sir {iutfeard tfrfwcfcd, that Jue wmud very n#, lin^y do fo to the utmoft of his power, With thefe words, 'he returned to the duke, ja©d took with him the -captai de jfcich, ihe fords ie Rafe» and de Murident, the better t» forwgkfdrthe&ufi* nefs. When thefe tomis were come ômoahe (duke'* ' pretence, they remonftiaied -ninth aim m ofofpçfttr ly, and with fuch good fuccefe, -that :hegra*ttf# eheir Tequeft, aid received the &iirhmgtob yfjafa Silveftre Budes, and their mm, am,mercy as jwiir foners. Thus 'had he once more pofieffion ttf ^te;çpftl« •of Mont-paon, and received *he»boiiKÈge -of the inhabitants of the town. He placed there two gafcon knights as governors, with forty men at aims and *s many archery and had all the walls çompkt&ly