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... Quhen Alysandyr oure kynge wes dede That Scotland led in luwe and le Away wes sons off ale and brede , Off wyne and wax , off gamyn and glė , Oure gold wes changyd in to lede . Cryst borne in to Vyrgynytė Succoure Scotland and remede ...
... Quhen Alysandyr oure kynge wes dede That Scotland led in luwe and le Away wes sons off ale and brede , Off wyne and wax , off gamyn and glė , Oure gold wes changyd in to lede . Cryst borne in to Vyrgynytė Succoure Scotland and remede ...
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... quhen the batallis so brym , brathly and bricht , War joyned thraly in thrang , mony thousand , Amang the hethin men the hert hardely he slang , Said : Wend on as thou was wont , Throw the batell in bront , Ay formast in the front , Thy ...
... quhen the batallis so brym , brathly and bricht , War joyned thraly in thrang , mony thousand , Amang the hethin men the hert hardely he slang , Said : Wend on as thou was wont , Throw the batell in bront , Ay formast in the front , Thy ...
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... quhen that the mess ves done , Went for to se the pottys1 soyne , And at his liking saw thaim maid . On athir syde the vay , weill braid , It wes pottit , as I haf tald . escape Gif that thair fais on horss will hald 390 Furth in that ...
... quhen that the mess ves done , Went for to se the pottys1 soyne , And at his liking saw thaim maid . On athir syde the vay , weill braid , It wes pottit , as I haf tald . escape Gif that thair fais on horss will hald 390 Furth in that ...
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... quhen the Yngliss men has seyne 570 The erll and all his men be - deyne Fecht sa stoutly , but effraying , Richt as thai had nane abaysing , Thai pressit thame with all thar mycht . And thai , with speris and suerdis brycht [ And ] axis ...
... quhen the Yngliss men has seyne 570 The erll and all his men be - deyne Fecht sa stoutly , but effraying , Richt as thai had nane abaysing , Thai pressit thame with all thar mycht . And thai , with speris and suerdis brycht [ And ] axis ...
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... quhen medis springis And foullis in the forestis singis , 1 Dr Albert Herrmann , a German scholar , had in his Unter- suchungen über das schottische Alexanderbuch ( 1893 ) suggested that the translator of the Alexander in 1438 had ...
... quhen medis springis And foullis in the forestis singis , 1 Dr Albert Herrmann , a German scholar , had in his Unter- suchungen über das schottische Alexanderbuch ( 1893 ) suggested that the translator of the Alexander in 1438 had ...
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Chamber's Cyclopædia of English Literature A History, Critical ..., 1 tomas Robert Chambers Visos knygos peržiūra - 1910 |
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