aypeafed, within WSFÇ dead men. He had a, hole ipiaàe in the wall, whkb wa^ not too large* through which they came out one by one. The count wae there, with his forces, drawn up in battle-array; and m they came out of the town they wem brought before him, and feat to di£* feren* caftles and towns m prifonefs. He took thare bis. coufin, fir John d'Armagnac» fir Ber-nard d'AJbreth» fip Manant de Barbafan, fir Ray* jnond" de Benach, fir Benedict de la Corneille, and about twenty of the- moft RESECTABLE, whom he carried with him to Orthez, and received from them, before they gained there liberty, one hun-dred thoufend francs* twice told- For this,. ray ffar fir, wm this, wall broken down, m a» parage for thofe of Annagnac and. Albreth: afterwards iH was inbuilt andi repaired/ When- he had fijj£(hedr hid hiflory we returned] to our lodgings ppl found the fiippet ready. On the morrow we mounted, our. tar&s» and ô£mg up the fide of die Garonne, pafled thremgh $alaminich, and, entered, the- lands, of the count* 4p Comminges and d'Armagnac. On the oppor fctefide, frppting us,. wa« the Garonne me the territories of the count de Foix. As we ruder on, ft* knig^fc f dinted out. to me a- town, which ap-j#*ipd tolerably: ftrong, catted Mart eta* le Tonf-^5 which, belongs to the count de Comminges ; ifi&tp. tfeft other fi^e of the rirer» twe caûies of tfee count da Foix, foaled on a ypountain, called |^c^fKaltand Mowelare. A& we were riding thefe towns, and 'c§tl«%;» a beautiful jjfpMJftw by the fide of the Garrone, the knight faid, m