«ift^ of tfaelôog of Hungary's couina: to lie long of Fimnec ma d* duke of Burgundy, 4or -then to provide a remedy, und to explain the cawfes of their delay. T%ey *iûte, în coitfoqiimBe, le»»» ,4© die king «ni «ht duke of Burgundy, wi engaged atraftf-meftngpr lo oaity them, whom they Aipplied with a fiiffi-dmcy.of money for Mm frequently to change bU horfes on the road, that he might hoften km jour* ncy, while they waked bm return at Butait The rae&nger journeyed wiih great .dUgpip to Park, and delivered his letters to the king of France jpd the .duke, of Burgundy, . Having **4 them, they wtm much lurprifed ail *eved that Ac king of Hungary HmmjM prevent |hrfr «nifaa£ &dor é«om epminuiog MS journey wWi the pre fent* m the fultan jof Turkey^ as they had ordered Mm m do. 'The duke of Berry, however, exeufol the king of Hungary, (hying he W3* no Wij to blame, for it was too debating to m king of Frantee fo fend prefaits and jewels do Aich « recreant pagan king. The duke of Burgundy was more ©early nifeUted ifi the matter, and defended dm ineafure as reafonable9 fince fortune had been fe iivourjÉiIç! to give die fultan a vi&o#y, in which he wfcok force 6f the king of Hungary was flaiq or puf to flight, and the greater part of the noble* made prifonerj, that had been in the battle. Jt therefore behoved their relations and friends to jdopt every mode for their deliverance^ if they vcr* defirous of fccing them again, , 311111'