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 CLXXVI. The Original Chronicle of Andrew of Wyntoun |  |
A thousand and thre hundreth ȝere
And xlii. þare to cleire,
Richt airely on a Pasche day
Alexander þe Ramsay
Throu preve convoying of ane,
That hattyn wes Hude of Edname,
Come to Roxburght, quhen it wes myrk,
And þare his men sa can wirk
That with ledderis his menȝe all,
Throu help of Hude, clam our þe wall.
Doune fra þe wall þan ar þai gane,
And with forss has þe castell tane,
Magre þaim all þat stude agane.
Sum þai tuke, and sum has slane,
And sesit all þe gudis þai fand.
Feltone wes þan in to Ingland;
Forthy he eschapit þe deid.
And xlii. þare to cleire,
Richt airely on a Pasche day
Alexander þe Ramsay
Throu preve convoying of ane,
That hattyn wes Hude of Edname,
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And þare his men sa can wirk
That with ledderis his menȝe all,
Throu help of Hude, clam our þe wall.
Doune fra þe wall þan ar þai gane,
And with forss has þe castell tane,
Magre þaim all þat stude agane.
Sum þai tuke, and sum has slane,
And sesit all þe gudis þai fand.
Feltone wes þan in to Ingland;
Forthy he eschapit þe deid.
And quhen Ramsay had maid þat steid
Bowand till his will alhaill,
The mast part þan of Tewidaill
Come to þe King Davyis fay;
And he maid Alexander Ramsay
Off all Tewidaill his schiraif,
And Roxburght in keping him gaif.
Bowand till his will alhaill,
The mast part þan of Tewidaill
Come to þe King Davyis fay;
And he maid Alexander Ramsay
Off all Tewidaill his schiraif,
And Roxburght in keping him gaif.
Syne raid he thryss wiþ stalwart hand
Attour þe Marche in Ingland.
And first he raid on closs manere
Wndir þe Erll of Murreiffis banere,
And brynt Penreth; and þarwithall
Off Ross he brynt þe ryall hall.
Attour þe Marche in Ingland.
And first he raid on closs manere
Wndir þe Erll of Murreiffis banere,
And brynt Penreth; and þarwithall
Off Ross he brynt þe ryall hall.
Sone eftir þat he maid of weire
Ane oþer raid wiþ plane banere.
Thare new knychtis, þat he had maid,
For to wyne þar schone furþ raid
With a richt sturdy cumpany,
Quhare Robert of Ogill wes neireby
With a gret rout; and quhen he saw
Thai knychtis cum stoutly but aw,
He him withdrew, for he wes wiss,
And scharp of weire at all deviss.
He withdrew him till a myre qwaw,
That lyand wes weill neire a schaw.
Thir knychtis, that saw his withdrawing,
Followit ay fast on in a ling,
And prekit sa fast out of array,
Till of þare men in þat myre lay,
Sa þat þare levit nocht fifty
Togidder in all þat cumpany.
Than Ogill turnyt, and abaid;
And þai in hy vpon him raid,
And iustit richt pertly of weire.
A felloune bargane maid þai þare.
On baith þe halffis slane were men;
Bot oure knychtis þe ware had þen,
For þare folkis vencust were ilkane,
And v. knychtis in handis were tane,
Stewart, Eglyngtoun, and Cragy,
Boid, and Foulartoun trewly;
Ogill had þaim till his presoun,
And syne were frethit for ransoun.
Ane oþer raid wiþ plane banere.
Thare new knychtis, þat he had maid,
For to wyne þar schone furþ raid
With a richt sturdy cumpany,
Quhare Robert of Ogill wes neireby
With a gret rout; and quhen he saw
Thai knychtis cum stoutly but aw,
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And scharp of weire at all deviss.
He withdrew him till a myre qwaw,
That lyand wes weill neire a schaw.
Thir knychtis, that saw his withdrawing,
Followit ay fast on in a ling,
And prekit sa fast out of array,
Till of þare men in þat myre lay,
Sa þat þare levit nocht fifty
Togidder in all þat cumpany.
Than Ogill turnyt, and abaid;
And þai in hy vpon him raid,
And iustit richt pertly of weire.
A felloune bargane maid þai þare.
On baith þe halffis slane were men;
Bot oure knychtis þe ware had þen,
For þare folkis vencust were ilkane,
And v. knychtis in handis were tane,
Stewart, Eglyngtoun, and Cragy,
Boid, and Foulartoun trewly;
Ogill had þaim till his presoun,
And syne were frethit for ransoun.
| CHAPTER CLXXVI. The Original Chronicle of Andrew of Wyntoun | |