. J8r pull have been wel employed, fer ym hare Iliade a long Hay -in Brittany.' He related to them partly what he had done, but the conclu-fion was, that he had been unfuccefsfnl. When be had remained with them one day, he de-parted for Tours, and continued his journey into Berry, qnd found the duke of Berry at Mehun-fur-Yevre*, where he had lately built a yery fine caiftle, and was daily adding to it. ' The duke of Berry entertained the count well* and inquired what had paffed in Brittany. The count told him, word for word, the converfa- am J»tpf»ii •MmmA ilit d§*«, mé thm ittift hem impoi< to •tin Mm from bis pmpofes, Haut»!or tkûj might it, ' Tlii d»ke pf Bmy, fetiiif nothing better could bj5 done, made light pli, wd, flwrtly aUcir, returned toiheki&g hpI É1Q duke of Burgundy, to relate to Éhqm the. il foccfcfe gi the journey the'ean^td'Eftavipes h§4 undertaken, #% his aqwft» to Brittipy. * M Hey Jaw they oauid not do »ofef IISÛJ* fi? mained in this ftate. * Mehuii-fur-Yevre, a tmu m Berry oi\ the Yevre, four leagues from Bourges. CHAP.