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kyng Edward cone and called kim
ooth. Dong, Seedy of canaphand and
verde pouugh nochsonte of Gis (rrorped
hit he lay in His opadel a corke
com que and foule pento Hym and p
moped dupto non't tellon it but told
A Fannos fone and Popro Him in Apo
Stode, and ov Hex Bao pnt to kepyng
of an op row we be hicho he bar
prone of Grey me and for tomake
pisy more deyme to be belenje he
ocheeses y plates of y Wounder Which
phe seyda y Sorbo hadde mas and ho
reyde v. Hyng Edewaje? mango Wojo.
Acording, with panes of the Jadvy
The Barbage for at mods as Gelones
ofiche de Loker. And for pro repengs
moche peple yaf gedence to him and
lowed Bio Border of also podme foton
Tannoy chalangady chyche of vffge
eamer at Openford Whiche Was
comtime pinger Halle) and kyng
Folba18 hadde youet to hem to mako
p of hope Gychent natholar at p
laste he was proned fale. And Bas
taken and bjonzt to mahampton and

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Chronicle of London,

FROM 1089 TO 1483;

WRITTEN IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY,

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