...and on the Englysshmens backe. Whan the Genowayes were assembled toguyder, and beganne to aprochc, they made a great leape and crye to abasshe thenglysshmen...and trouble us withoute reason. Than ye shulde have sene the men of armes dasshe in among them, and kylled a great nombre of them. And ever styll the Englysshmen...

...holly and so thycke, that it seemed snow: when the genowayes felte the arowes persynge through heedes, armes, and brestes, many of them cast downe their crosbowes, and dyde cut their strings and retourned dyscomu'ted. Whan the French kynge sawe them flye away, he sayd, slee...

...so thyeke that it semed snowc. Whan the genowayes fcltc the arowes persyugo through heedes, arutes, and brestes, many of them cast downe their crosbowes and dyde cutte their strynges and rctourned dyseonfited. Whan the frencho kynge sawc them flye away, he said, Slec these rascals, for...

...and so thycke that it semed snowe; whan the geno- 4° waves felte the arowes persynge through heedes, armes, and brestes, many of them cast downe their...crosbowes and dyde cutte their strynges, and retourned dysconfited. Whan the frenche kynge sawe them flye away, he sayd, ' slee these rascals, for they shall...

...hotly and so thycke that it seemed snowe. When the Genowaies felte the arowes persyage through heedes, armes, and brestes, many of them cast downe their...crosbowes and dyde cutte their strynges, and retourned dyscomfited. When the frenche Kynge sawe them flea awaye, he said, " Slea these rascalls, for they...

...hotly, and so thycke, that it semed snowe : when the genowayes felte the arowes persynge through heedes, armes, and brestes, many of them cast downe their...crosbowes, and dyde cutte their strynges, and retourned dysconfited. Whan the frenche kynge sawe them flye away, he sayd, slee these rascals, for they shall...

...hotly, and so thycke, that it semed snowe : when the genowayes felte the arowes persynge through heedes, armes, and brestes, many of them cast downe their crosbowes, and dyde cutte their strynges, and relourned dysconfited. Whan the frenche kynge sawc them flye away, he sayd, slee these rascals, for...

...description of the battle of Crecy, says : ' Whan the genowayes felte the axowespersynge through heedes, armes, and brestes, many of them cast downe their...crosbowes and dyde cutte their strynges, and retourned disconfited.' — Chron. vol. ip 157, ed. 1812. The same form continued to be used by Spenser: 'The...

...hotly, and so thycke, that it semed snowe ; when the Genowayes felt the arowes persynge through heedes, armes, and brestes, many of them cast downe their...crosbowes, and dyde cutte their strynges, and retourned dysconfited." And so the Poetry of the Future has advanced upon us with a great leap and a fell cry,...

...description of the battle of Crecy, says : ' Whan the genowayes felte the arowes/Vrjy/i^y through heedes, armes, and brestes, many of them cast downe their crosbowes and dyde cutte their strynges, and retournée! disconfited.' — Chron. vol. ip 157, ed. 1812. The same form continued to be used by Spenser:...