{hall have gained over thefe two trades, Whifcfc^ are numerous and powerful, the cither trades/ and hbneft people who tfrifli for peace will jo1rt: us/ 4 Very iMÏ/ faid Jarfies ; € 1 Will' fodtid my: people : do yod the fame by yours/ Each of theih performed his proriiiÇe ; arid' they difcoûrfed fo prùdëritly tfith their friends1 éti the fubject that, through the grace of the* Holy Spirit, Jafhéà d'Ardembourg fotfnd all his brother butcher* wéft iticliiïèd • to his #ày of thinking. Roger, on the other hàÀd; #ith: his1 éloquence, brdiight the mariners, Who frété aftfci/ êm to regain the pilotage they hid bèéh lb long* deprived of, ib the faite opinion. When thefe* fwo hoheft riièrt Were cônverfmg oh the biifiiîéfé/ and had ihéwri how defirdus they had found their people to obtàih péàée, they faid; c We #àW'a' proper peHbn to fépreferit our fitdèrtïon to tbe cluke of Burgutidy/ and inftantly thought of Ér Joli d'Ellè, eft #hom they determihfeti tcr call, as he was then m the town. i*his they did, and loyally told hihi their whole fecret, fàyihg, 1 Sir John, We have (b effectually worked on Our brethren of thé trade, they are all eager for fieice $ but oh condition that toy lord of Our-gundy will ehgage to pardon every one, and keep to lis our ancient privileges, for which #e can fliew fealed charters/ Sir John replied, f You fay well, arid t will cheerfully negotiate the matter between you/ The knight waited on the Duke of Burgundy! who at the time was in France with the king and related to him all hfe had heard. He demon ifcatet 87*