...Claude, and at his bidding Claude disciple had wel learned his lesson, and would reherse it ac* cording to his instruccion, brought hym before the Judges...livyng, than the lawful sonne of that coward cuckolde Cauny, with his four thousand crownes." The Judges much merveiled at his bolde answere, and his mother's...

...and when the question was repeted to hym again, he boldly answered, " My] harte geveth me, andmytonge telleth me, that I am the sonne of the noble duke...Cawny, with his four thousand crownes." The judges much merveiled at his bolde answere, and his mother's cosyns detested hym for shamyng of his mother, and...

...this question was repeted to him agayne, he boldly answered, My hart geveth me, and my noble courage telleth me, that I am the sonne of the noble duke of Orleaunce, more glad to be his bastard with a meane lyving, than the lawful sonne of that coward cuckold Cawny, with his foure thousand...

...this question was repeted to him agayne, he boldly answered, My hart geveth me, and my noble courage telleth me, that I am the sonne of the noble duke of Orleaunce, more glad to be his bastard with a meane lyving, than the lawful sonne of that coward cuckold Cawny, with his foure thousand...

...instrucción, brought hym before the judges at the daic assigned, and when the question was repetcd to hym again, he boldly answered, ' My harte geveth...meane livyng, than the lawful sonne of that coward cuckoltie Cawuy, with his four thousand crownes.' The judges much merveiled at his bolde answere, and...

...question was ropt-ted to hym again, he boldly answered, " My harto gcveth me, and my tongo BOOK X. telleth me, that I am the sonne of the noble duke of Urleaunce, more glad to be hin bastarde, with a meunc livyng, than tho lawful sonne of tlmt coward...

...lesson, and would reherse it according to his instruccion, brought hym before the judges at the daie assigned, and when the question was repeted to hym...of the noble duke of Orleaunce, more glad to be his battarde, with a meane livyng, than the lawful sonne of that coward cuckolde Cawny, with his four thousand...

...Bastard Orleans ! ; and the festive hours, the noble duke of Orleaunce, more glad to be his bastard«', with a meane livyng, than the lawful sonne of that coward cuckolde Cawny, with his four thousand crownea." The judges much marvelled at hie holde an в wer e, and his mother's cosyns detested him...

...at Vaucoulcur, For old Sir Robert had a famous guest, The Bastard Orleans ' ; and the festive hours, the noble duke of Orleaunce, more glad to be his bastarde, with a raeane Ifvyiig, than the lawful sonne of that coward cuckolde Cawny, with hit four thousand crownes."...

...lesson, and would reherse it according to his instruction, brought, hym before the judges at the daie assigned, and when the question was repeted to hym...Cawny, with his four thousand crownes.' The judges much merveiled at his bolde anBwere, and his mother's cosyns detested hym for shamyng of his mother, and...