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 CLXXIX. The Original Chronicle of Andrew of Wyntoun |  |
Qwhen to þe King Edward wes tald
How Scottismen schupe þaim till hald
Berwik, he assemblit in hy
All his powere halely,
Till he had foure score of thousand,
And schup him, baith be se and land,
Till [sege] þat toune, till he it wyn.
Bot þe few folkis þat were þarin,
Quhen þai þaim baith be land and se
Saw vmbeset with sic menȝe,
And wist at þai mycht it nocht hald,
Tretit first, and syne it þaim ȝald,
And held þar way to þare cuntre.
How Scottismen schupe þaim till hald
Berwik, he assemblit in hy
All his powere halely,
Till he had foure score of thousand,
And schup him, baith be se and land,
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Bot þe few folkis þat were þarin,
Quhen þai þaim baith be land and se
Saw vmbeset with sic menȝe,
And wist at þai mycht it nocht hald,
Tretit first, and syne it þaim ȝald,
And held þar way to þare cuntre.
Syne wiþ his ryall powere he
Till Edinburght held on his way,
And þare a litill tyme he lay,
Bydand his schippis wiþ wittall.
Bot a gret storme sa gert þaim scaill
That þai were drevin haill away.
Quhare þai aryvit I can nocht say.
Till Edinburght held on his way,
And þare a litill tyme he lay,
Bydand his schippis wiþ wittall.
Bot a gret storme sa gert þaim scaill
That þai were drevin haill away.
Quhare þai aryvit I can nocht say.
And quhen þe king saw þat wittale
In þat cuntre can him faill,
To Roxburght in hy held he.
And þare, forouth all his menȝe,
The Ballioll gaif him all his richt
At he had þan, or ȝit haif mycht,
As to þe kinrik of Scotland,
And prayit him fast to tak on hand
To venge him on þe Scottismen,
That he callit ill and felloun then.
The king resauit his gift þat day,
And syne als fast held on his way
Till Ingland with all his menȝe.
And þe Ballioll wiþ him had he,
That all his tyme in Ingland lay,
And saw neuer Scotland fra þat day.
In þat cuntre can him faill,
To Roxburght in hy held he.
And þare, forouth all his menȝe,
The Ballioll gaif him all his richt
At he had þan, or ȝit haif mycht,
As to þe kinrik of Scotland,
And prayit him fast to tak on hand
To venge him on þe Scottismen,
That he callit ill and felloun then.
The king resauit his gift þat day,
And syne als fast held on his way
Till Ingland with all his menȝe.
And þe Ballioll wiþ him had he,
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And saw neuer Scotland fra þat day.
| CHAPTER CLXXIX. The Original Chronicle of Andrew of Wyntoun | |