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 CLXXXI. The Original Chronicle of Andrew of Wyntoun |  |
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CHAPTER CLXXXI.
How Galloway wes brocht to þe pess
Throu þe Dowglass or he wald cess.
Throu þe Dowglass or he wald cess.
Ȝit all þis tyme lestit þe weire
Vpon þe Marche, as it did eire,
And þe Lord William of Dowglass
Ay wilfull and besy was
For to bring to þe Scottis fay
Landis þat lang were haldin away.
He gaderit him a gret menȝe,
And in Galloway on weire went he,
And with Schir Duugall Makdowall
Sa tretit he at þat land haill
He brocht sone to þe Scottis fay,
That held it furþ fra þin ay.
And syne to Karnokis Kirk brocht he
This Schir Duugall to mak fewte
To þe wardane; and sa Galloway
Ay sen syne held Scottis fay.
Vpon þe Marche, as it did eire,
And þe Lord William of Dowglass
Ay wilfull and besy was
For to bring to þe Scottis fay
Landis þat lang were haldin away.
He gaderit him a gret menȝe,
And in Galloway on weire went he,
And with Schir Duugall Makdowall
Sa tretit he at þat land haill
He brocht sone to þe Scottis fay,
That held it furþ fra þin ay.
And syne to Karnokis Kirk brocht he
This Schir Duugall to mak fewte
To þe wardane; and sa Galloway
Ay sen syne held Scottis fay.
Hoge of Kirkpatrik Nyddisdaill
Brocht to þe Scottis fay alhaill,
Fra þe Castell of Dalsyntoun
Wes takin and syne dongin doune,
And syne Carlauerok tane has he.
He wes a man of gret bounte,
Honorable, wiss and worthy,
And couth richt mekle of cumpany.
Brocht to þe Scottis fay alhaill,
Fra þe Castell of Dalsyntoun
Wes takin and syne dongin doune,
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He wes a man of gret bounte,
Honorable, wiss and worthy,
And couth richt mekle of cumpany.
The King Davy ȝit in Ingland
Wes all þis tyme at Lundone lyand,
In to þe Toure as in presoune.
Thare wes [na] speche of his ransoun,
Till at þe last þare purchest he
That he mycht pass till his cuntre
One ostage, his folkis till assay
Quhat helping for him set wald þai.
Wes all þis tyme at Lundone lyand,
In to þe Toure as in presoune.
Thare wes [na] speche of his ransoun,
Till at þe last þare purchest he
That he mycht pass till his cuntre
One ostage, his folkis till assay
Quhat helping for him set wald þai.
He come hame, and maid schort byding,
For he sped nocht at his liking.
Agane sone held he in Ingland,
As he befor had maid cunnand;
And þan a langtyme lay he þare,
Or word wes of his lousing mare.
Syne eftir þat þe Lord of Kyle
With a gret folk þat samyn quhile,
That syne eftir wes Erll of Carrik,
And alsua prince of oure kinrik,
Maid in Annanderdaill a raid,
And in þat cuntre sa lang baid,
Till all þe folkis of þat cuntre
Consentit Scottismen to be,
And sware to hald þe Scottis fay;
And þat aith eftir weill held þai.
And quhen he stablist had þat cuntre,
Agane till his resset went he.
For he sped nocht at his liking.
Agane sone held he in Ingland,
As he befor had maid cunnand;
And þan a langtyme lay he þare,
Or word wes of his lousing mare.
Syne eftir þat þe Lord of Kyle
With a gret folk þat samyn quhile,
That syne eftir wes Erll of Carrik,
And alsua prince of oure kinrik,
Maid in Annanderdaill a raid,
And in þat cuntre sa lang baid,
Till all þe folkis of þat cuntre
Consentit Scottismen to be,
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And þat aith eftir weill held þai.
And quhen he stablist had þat cuntre,
Agane till his resset went he.
| CHAPTER CLXXXI. The Original Chronicle of Andrew of Wyntoun | |