An haste a gentil wymman wodewe zente to [th]e uore-yzede Ion uif hondred pond of gold.
Mais, here is five hondred dollar'; I wish you shall take it.
Mais, here is five hondred dollar'; I wish you shall take it.
This begane in Cheviot the hyls abone, yerly on a Monnyn-day; Be that it drewe to the hour of noon, a hondred fat hartës ded ther lay.
Then the Percy out of Banborowe cam, with him a myghtee meany[44], With fifteen hondred archares bold of blood and bone; they were chosen out of shyars thre.
He rode upon a corsiare throughe a hondred archery; He never stynttyde nor never blane[55], till he came to the good lord Percy.
They were twenty hondred spear-men good, withoute any fail; They were borne along be the water a Twyde, yth bowndës of Tividale.
Have here foure hondred pounde," than sayd the knyght, "The whiche ye lent to me; And here is also twenty marke For your curteysy.
He is dede or hanged," sayd the monke, "By god that bought me dere, And we shall have to spende in this place Foure hondred pounde by yere.
He sterte hym to a borde anone, Tyll a table rounde, And there he shoke out of a bagge 155 Even foure hondred pounde.
Come now forth, Lytell Johan, 285 And go to my treasure, And brynge me there foure hondred pounde, The monke over-tolde it me.
He borowed foure hondred pounde,] Upon all his londe fre, But he come this ylke day Dysheryte shall he be.
Well the greteth the proude sheryfe, And sende the here by me His coke and his sylver vessell, And thre hondred pounde and thre.
Had Robyn dwelled in the kynges courte But twelve monethes and thre, That he had spent an hondred pounde, And all his mennes fe.
Come now forthe, Lytell Johan, 265 And goo to my tresoure, And brynge me foure hondred pounde, And loke that it well tolde be.
Have here foure hondred pounde, Thou gentyll knyght and trewe, 290 And bye hors and harnes good, And gylte thy spores all newe.
And alle the hondred crysten men that were wyth Roulland in thys rencountre were dolorously slayn and put to deth, except onely Baulduyn and Thyerry, whych for fere fled into the wode.
Rome, in the compas of those seauen hondred yeares, whan it florished moste.
Lytell Johan spred his mantell downe, As he had done before, And he tolde out of the monkës male Eyght hondred pounde and more.
Have here foure hondred pounde, Thou gentyll knyght and trewe, And bye hors and havnes good, And gylte thy spores all newe.
The abbot sayd to his covent, There he stode on grounde, ‘This day twelfe moneth came there a knyght And borowed foure hondred pounde.
And broke well thy fourehondred pound, Whiche I lent to the, And make thy selfe no more so bare, By the counsell of me.
It is full erely,’ sayd the pryoure, The day is not yet ferre gone; I had lever to pay an hondred pounde, And lay downe anone.
And I wyll be thy true servaunte, And trewely serve the, Tyll ye have foure hondred pounde Of money good and free.
And I have but forty pounde, No more than have I me: But if I had an hondred pounde, I wolde vouch it safe on thee.
He borowed four hondred pounde] Upon all his londë fre; But he come this ylkë day Disherited shall he be.
Had Robyn dwelled in the kyngës courte But twelve monethes and thre, That he had spent an hondred pounde, And all his mennës fe.
And to the abbot of that place Foure hondred pounde I must pay; And but I be there upon this nyght My londe is lost for ay.
He is dede or hanged,’ sayd the monke, ‘By God that bought me dere, And we shall have to spende in this place Foure hondred pounde by yere.
With such weapons, as we have here, Tyll we be out of your place; And yf we lyve this hondred yere, We wyll aske you no grace.
Have here foure hondred pounde,’ than sayd the knyght, ‘The whiche ye lent to me; And here is also twenty marke For your curteysy.
Ther-with in al this world no nightingale Ne coude, by an hondred thousand deel, Singen so wonder merily and weel.
He saugh of hem an hondred slayn with houndes, And somme with arwes blede of bittre woundes.
Thenne sayd Iudas, it is two hondred yere passed & more / & I was not thenne yet borne.
I never mak' so moch money--tree hondred dollar a day.
Calays at y{e} englysshe pale the sayd great mayster hauynge two greate lordes in his company of theyr ordre and a hondred gentylmen attendynge vpon them.
Mais, here is five hondred dollar’; I wish you shall take it.
Blackletter: Fynyshid the last day of Marche the yer of our Lord God, a thousand foure hondred and lxxiiii.
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