Syndry scaffatis thai maid vithall That war weill hyar than the wall, 10 And ordanit als that by the se The toune suld weill assal[gh]eit be.
Thai at the sege lay, Or it wes passit the fift day, Had maid thame syndry apparale To gang eftsonis till assale.
Bot Wallace bauldlye drew a suerd of wer, 105 In to the byrneis the formast can he ber, Throuch out the body stekit him to dede; And syndry ma, or he past of that stede.
At syndry furdis the gait thai wmbeset; To kepe the wode quhill it was day [thai] thocht.
Fawour I did till folk off syndry land; ‘Bot Franchmen no frendschip with me fand, ‘Thai gat no grace als fer as I mycht ryng.
Conuoyar offt scho was to gud Wallace, And helpyt him in mony syndry place.
Syndry wayntyt, bot nane wyst be quhat way; For all to him thar couth na man thaim say.
Than Inglissmen, fra that chyftayne wes dede, To Wallace socht fra mony syndry stede.
The fyr sall be fell tithingis, or ye part, “Quhilk will be tald in mony syndry art.
Than commound thai off mony syndry thing; To spek with him gret desyr had the king.
The Sotheroun was with horss serwyt full weill; 705 Off Wallace chaiss the lordis had gret feill: Off horss thai war purwaide in gret wayn; The king changyt on syndry horss off Spayn.
Nigramansy ane othir is, That kennys men on syndry wis, 748 Throw stalward conjuraciones, And throw exorcizaciones, To ger spiritis to thame apeir, And gif ansuer on seir maneir.
Syndry scaffaldis thai maid with-all, That war weill hyar than the wall, And ordanit als that by the se The toune suld weill assalyheit be.
For his men, in-to syndry plas, Clam our the wall and soucht the kyng, And him reskewit with hard fichting; And wan the toune deliverly.
That men mycht se soyne palyheonis Be stentit onsyndry fassownys, 300 So feill that thai a toune maid thair Mair than bath toune and castell war.
Gif a Baron be vassall to twa Lordis that makis weris in syndry contreis, to quhilk of tham sall he mak seruice till.
And as to the argument, it is na thing lyke till a man to be callit lyke till ane othir or syndry in a town; For quhy?
From that weirfar and cursyt chevalry We cachyt ar to syndry costis, far by 20 Our natyve bundis and ald heritage.
And, as he twichis greys seyr in payn, In blys, elike wys, syndry slagis puttis he.
Bot ȝit the sammyn myschance persewis thame sayr, 15 In syndry dangeris cachit heir and thair: Of thair travell quhat end grantis thou, gret kyng?
And thus Eneas remanys all on flocht In syndry motioun of ire, bot all for nocht: Allace!
Bot quhou ther beyn thre syndry Jupiteris, reid John Bocas in his Genealogy of Goddis, in the first c.
Syndry scaffalds thai maid withall, That war wele heyar than the wall, And ordanyt als that, be the se, The town suld weill assaillyt be.
And thai, that at the sege lay, Or it was passyt the fyft day, Had made thaim syndry apparall, To gang eft sonys till assaill.
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