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SIR JOHN FROISSART Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the adjoining countries from the latter part of the reign of Edward II to the coronation of Henry IV. Vol.11

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SIR JOHN FROISSART
Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the adjoining countries from the latter part of the reign of Edward II to the coronation of Henry IV. Vol.11
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tit" end "lief may cafl! me deaf. Yen a?é èônnd^ therefore, by every tie, to give your bef advice* fihee I tcquite it froth you/ When the dukes of Lancafter and df Yofk heard their nephew thus addrefs them, and faw that he was ill great tegUifh of heart ; knowing, at the âme dme, thftt;the greater part of what he had faid #as ftri&ty tfne; they replied*—* My lord* have a litde patience, and wait a fhort dme before you make ail? rafh refolutions. We know that ottf bfother (tf Glocefter hâk the rftoft pîtfliônate and wrong-headed temper of any man in Eng-land i but he CannOt do more than man, and, if he work one way, we will counteract him another : yim need not feâr dur brother fo long as you fhall fdfow our advice. - ' He talks fréquèndy bf things he cannot execute % âhd neither he nir his abettors can break th« tfwe which has been figned, nor confine you in any càftle è wë will never filler it, nul- that yo» bè fepâteted from the queen ; for, if he ioiagine fuch things, he deceives himfelf- We therefore hUmWy beg ydu wU be appeafed, for, pleafc God, every thing fhall end wcl. Many things may be faid that cannot be executed, and all mfckh a mm thinketh doth net come to paft/ By fiieh méàsAy thé dukes calmed the king's mind ; btft as they foreft* that public affairs vfould, from thfeif bid management, tauffe trou* lies in 'the real*, and tlat the hatred between their nephew mà brother wa* daily increafing, to amid Being calfed upon by either party, they left M Uâg% touftfold frith their femles, taking w * leave


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