The Englishmen rashlie incountered with them, and though they were ouermatched in number, yet with such violence they gaue the onset, that the enimies at the first were abashed at their hardie assaults.
But as the times of the tearmes are rather too short than too long by one returne a péece: so if there were smaller roomes and fowler waies vnto them, they would inforce manie to make pawses before they did rashlie enter into plée.
But I dare not presume to conclude any thing hereof, least I should séeme rashlie to take hold of euerie coniecture.
But as the battell wasrashlie begun [Sidenote: Ericke put to flight.
First of all therefore we haue the adder (in our old Saxon toong called an atter) which some men doo not rashlie take to be the viper.
But as the battell was rashlie begun on king Ericks side, so was the end verie harmefull to him: for with small adoo, after great losse on both sides, he was vanquished and put to flight.
He further prohibited by vertue of their obedience, all manner of prelats and men of the church, that they should not presume rashlie to take vpon them any maner of secular function or office.
But as the times of the tearmes are rather too short than too long by one returne a peece: so if there were smaller roomes and fowler waies vnto them, they would inforce manie to make pawses before they did rashlie enter into plee.
But I dare not presume to conclude any thing hereof, least I should seeme rashlie to take hold of euerie coniecture.
Stephan in the meane time being strong in the field, sought time and place to haue Henrie at some aduantage, who in his yoong yeares (as yet not hauing tasted any misfortune) he thought would rashlie attempt some vnaduised enterprise.
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