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SIR JOHN FROISSART
Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the adjoining countries
from the latter part of the reign of Edward II to the coronation of Henry IV. Vol.8
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SIR JOHN FROISSART
Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the adjoining countries
from the latter part of the reign of Edward II to the coronation of Henry IV. Vol.8
page 79
with him, and afked ffom whence 1 came, and what-1 was doing there : 1 then related to him i$y ' adventure, and how the Spaniards had taken me-
* And where is the king ? Do you know nothing ^bout him V € On my troth, fir, to-morrow he will give battle, to the king of Caftille} and I was fiçnt to tell this to fuçh knights as were ignorant of it/ € To-mprrov V faid. don Fernando. € Yes, #1 my .faith* and* if you doubt mq, aik thefe Caf* tflUaps whom yot* have taken/
* He went to km prisoners, and inquired from -them |f there werç certainly to be a battle on the morrow. They faid, that in truth thefe would be t general engagement on t^e sorrow between C&ftitie apd Portugal, and ths^t each fide was mak* ilg e*#y. egcrâafe .Tht knight whs well pieafcd a* this intelligence, infomuch that he faid to thetp,
* For the good news, you have told pe, I give you all yotjr liberties, but furrender to mq my country* ©in/ Thf s did I çegftifc my freedom ; and, don Fernando having taken leaye of thofe wfco bad Ciptirçd. nu» they went their way. We returned to-Quern* where the knight qitf* Ipfpfelf ifi»4f» «nd fet off together at^uj:riftid»%hk The diftance from Ourem t% Aljubwta ntty be- about, ftp league*; but* to tyqid the Qtititfcna and theti . patties* we lengthened cm road. We heard, Jong before we few the mwm dwwn up that th*re wa^ to be a battle ; wd* whpi wt apprqaqtod, we few the king of Portugal^ tn»y aid, the W»g of Cat "tile oppofite to him. At firft* the k&ght could »ot dÛÙfiguUh the Poflagjuqfe from. the. Caftiilians,
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