if FriAH. The eomtooffity qiurfflfinsd among diemfe!***, and foid^- What a narrow efcap* the king has had ! if he had been burnt like the othefrs, which might eaftly ha^e happened,; what would hare become of his • uncles ?. They may be affurcd not one of them would have efèaped: death* nor any knight found in Paris.* ' ' . •• " : Thé dbkes of Bertrand Burgundy* « hbaring bf this.3 language, were aftonilhed and alarmed, arid nov without cdufe.. They?mounted their hmrfesi and rode to the hôtel de Saint Pol w tfee'kingi and congratulated him* on Ms dcape. ' Th»£ foiind him ftill frightened, for ha had net yet r«M*ve?ed the fcirfe of the peril he had been intherprefceding night- Hc'told thehi hisf^f tfuat ofT Berry hari âftdi him from being burnt* tout tba»he mm ex-ceedingly • grieved ibr die shfelanchdty-r end of hoar count de Jtiuy, ir E^aitde1 Foix aadfU-Chaule* de Poitiers. ' His;i uncles ctfnfoled hub/faying,--* *Mp tefedHiwhat^is done èarinot bê recovered * yon muft fcrgét thmi âmhi, and render thanks td God for1 the • miraculous efcape fm- yéurfelf have-hadj-for this event might Ifàve bè*w nearly ihe death t# rife kingdom m-mtll & yofcr own, Yfcu mtyièallff fefagiH^wlat^clirii hâte 'been tftfe ûdtx^ feqwÉctsi ^Âam ^lï&^!étftfldfi(s«'Of'"Safîs hdld^ith-' language as has tleeïiPèJ6fBèd tô affd €ted kniWf^âfJK ff ^aû'haa^erilbÊdv tfôdU'-hAre aiiritoftyi* -Mi , Hfâké yWuHïilf ïè*d^'t*;gb ih: ro^;ftâte ftritabfe tt yourràfck, and fidè'fefË^ grimage m the chwiÈ ef -N&fcl*DaAiè yourfelf