The Original Chronicle of Andrew of Wyntoun printed on parallel pages from the Cottonian and Wemyss mss., with the variants of the other texts: Edited with introduction, notes, and glossary by F. J. Amours |
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 | CHAPTER CXXIII. The Original Chronicle of Andrew of Wyntoun |  |
Off Ingland, as þe story sais,
That William Bastard in þai dais
Throu fauour of þe Scottis men,
Thare help, þare will, þar counsall, þen
The stait tuke of þe ryalte
Off Ingland with aith of fewte,
That of det aucht homage to the crovne,
And sa ioisit he possessioun.
And, for mare sekirnes of þis,
Off lordis of Ingland, I wiss,
Thare eldest sonis and þar airis,
Off erllis, baronis and of maris,
And of oþer estatis alsua,
Deliuerit till him, he tuke all thai,
And send þaim all in Normundy.
Thare þai were tretit tenderly;
For sum of þaim þar poysound ware,
Sum deit in cald and hunger saire.
Sua mony lordis deit soneles,
And mony rycht lyne deit aireles,
And mony lordis at had nane
Ostage, bot him self allane,
Deit in Normundy þat quhile,
And sum for falt and oþer perile;
And William Bastard all þar landis
Gaif till his kyn þan, þe Normandis.
That William Bastard in þai dais
Throu fauour of þe Scottis men,
Thare help, þare will, þar counsall, þen
The stait tuke of þe ryalte
Off Ingland with aith of fewte,
That of det aucht homage to the crovne,
And sa ioisit he possessioun.
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Off lordis of Ingland, I wiss,
Thare eldest sonis and þar airis,
Off erllis, baronis and of maris,
And of oþer estatis alsua,
Deliuerit till him, he tuke all thai,
And send þaim all in Normundy.
Thare þai were tretit tenderly;
For sum of þaim þar poysound ware,
Sum deit in cald and hunger saire.
Sua mony lordis deit soneles,
And mony rycht lyne deit aireles,
And mony lordis at had nane
Ostage, bot him self allane,
Deit in Normundy þat quhile,
And sum for falt and oþer perile;
And William Bastard all þar landis
Gaif till his kyn þan, þe Normandis.
Than þe lordis þat in Ingland ware,
That feld þaim þus agreiffit saire,
In to sic thrildome to be stad,
As of gud counsall mait and mad
That feld þaim þus agreiffit saire,
In to sic thrildome to be stad,
As of gud counsall mait and mad
| CHAPTER CXXIII. The Original Chronicle of Andrew of Wyntoun | |