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his courfe in the moneth of Iuly.
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A loorde,. was wont among the olde Britons to fignifie a Lerd. And therefore the Danes, that long time vfurped their tyrannie here in Britanyswere called-fot more. dread then dig- nity, Lurdanes.f.Lorddanes, At whichtimeitis fayd,that the infolencie and pride of. that nation was fo outrapiousin this Realme, that if it fortuned a Briton to bet going overs bridge,and faw the Dane fet foore vponthe fame, hee muft rewrne back, ull the Dane were cleanc oucr,or els abide the price of his difpleaiure,which was no leffe chen prefentdeath, But being afterward expelled, the name of Lurdane becanefo odious ynio the people,
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Recks much of thy firinck, countes muchof thy paynes...__14etele/e, not vnderftoode.
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