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 CLXXXIV. The Original Chronicle of Andrew of Wyntoun |  |
The Lord Persy þare at weill tyte
Tuke in till hert rycht gret dispite,
And at þe Erll George vpgevin had
The trewis, and alsua for he maid
At Roxburght sic martyr of men.
He gaderit quhill at he had þen
Off gudmen ma þan vii. thousand,
And in till þe Erll Georgis land
He enterit, in entent to ma
All waist quhare euer he mycht ourta.
Tuke in till hert rycht gret dispite,
And at þe Erll George vpgevin had
The trewis, and alsua for he maid
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He gaderit quhill at he had þen
Off gudmen ma þan vii. thousand,
And in till þe Erll Georgis land
He enterit, in entent to ma
All waist quhare euer he mycht ourta.
At Dunss he tuke his herbery,
And schupe him þare all nycht to ly.
Bot quhen þe nycht weill falling wes,
A gret effray amang þaim raiss,
Sa þat þe gretest of þare rout
Stude armyt all þat nycht þarout,
Rycht as þai suld ga to þe assay.
Thare wes amangis þaim sic affray
That of [þar horss] brak lowss mony,
And held on hame in weill gret hy
Attour þe watter of Tweid agane.
And quhen þe Persy in sic pane
Had standing all þat nycht till day,
And saw þare horss were fleit away,
He left þe purposs þat he had tane,
And till Ingland agane is gane;
And þai þat on þar fut left ware
Hame on þar bakkis þe harnes baire.
Sa fell it at þe chevalry
Scathit nocht þe cuntre gretly.
And schupe him þare all nycht to ly.
Bot quhen þe nycht weill falling wes,
A gret effray amang þaim raiss,
Sa þat þe gretest of þare rout
Stude armyt all þat nycht þarout,
Rycht as þai suld ga to þe assay.
Thare wes amangis þaim sic affray
That of [þar horss] brak lowss mony,
And held on hame in weill gret hy
Attour þe watter of Tweid agane.
And quhen þe Persy in sic pane
Had standing all þat nycht till day,
And saw þare horss were fleit away,
He left þe purposs þat he had tane,
And till Ingland agane is gane;
And þai þat on þar fut left ware
Hame on þar bakkis þe harnes baire.
Sa fell it at þe chevalry
Scathit nocht þe cuntre gretly.
| CHAPTER CLXXXIV. The Original Chronicle of Andrew of Wyntoun | |