H* - company departed,' and went to their different homes. The lord de la Rochefoucauit made pré-parations for his journey to Caftille; fol king John had fent to him, and the time was drawing nigh for him to fet out. Sit William de Mont-ferrant, when returned home, made alfô his pre-parations to crofs the fea to Portugal i fot that king had, in like manner, written tp him* CHAP, xm S1H OLIVER DE CLISSON DELIVER^ JOHN O-F BLOIS; SON* OF THE LATE LORD CHARLES OF BLOIS* FROM HIS LONG IMPRISONMENT IN ENGLAND* AND GIVES HIM HIS DAUGHTER IN MARRIAGE, TO THE GREAT DISPLEASURE OF THE DUKE OF BRITTANY. JN fuch a grand arid noble hiftory as this,. of which I, fir John Froiflart, am the author and continuator until this prefent moment, through the grace of God, and that perfeverance he has endowed me with, as well as in length of years, which have enabled me to witnefs abundance of the things that have paffed, it is not right that I forget any thing. During the wars of Brittany, the two fons of the lord. Charles de Blois (who, for a long time, ftiled himfelf duke of Brittany, in right of his lady, Jane of Brittany, who was defceùded