fit -'"tyfe*'^ fie* became very thoughtful, and foféfaw 0kûthé btl§~v tfdS fiëWas ^ihë; ù{^lWDiild'not be fo footv fit- ' d^^he'hl^a^fiHfïîhmé^» or had been made* & *l^^dv,riHe'ftnt,'-hëwevéf; Ms :commif^ èâU&à ^m]^^c3:wio^^fm^^ by tie1 Biybmibis îà jïïflfftléTAife diantk#%s tttef had bècft* ittëiveà at * Ikftdcatiif rféf céréM héy obtain a* dilf€M'aÂfifér.' ' ! 5-^ " - - •'- * « - *Àt'1etogtfe;: thfc prefetës, barons and deputies fiàto'&ll'thé''W#ffe of JG*fcony unde* the obedience of:^n(^ahd, âfrefebled, and, having debated thé! jtfftiee-of the :kf% ^F*Értgland*s grimt to the duke of Lancâfter, came to the following ^c6nclufîorti' ThejTwere very wfflfog-fàf 'reeeite in dieir caftl«,* drit^tekl towns;1 tht'tuîÉf of Laftcafter* as fi?rt tcr the noble king Edward "o# fcappy memory, uni *aa imcle t6 king Richard of Enjgland ; but 0*1 con-ditio* toe Would fclemnly fwear, that MorfHf awf people would peaceably demean ihemfelves duringf ikût fey, and that _ they would not - take- any thing* ly foifce, but" pay ready money'for whatever they might want; nor fliouldhe, the dukfe of Lancafter; extend &e powers of the trown to opprefi any me, nbr éd&by othte* metfns. ' • • ' •* The dàkfe replied, 'that he was not eome to^ hurt or opprefs the people, but, on the contrary, m guard air& defend them as his own inhetîtaÂce,' afcd entreated that the Nvï8 of the king of- England IhouM be pkn|if ed with. Bur iter country; wîthf (m Voice, declared they wotfld not'"be doomed frça the trowa of England, aid that it was nor in