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with_o one_o mouth_n decree_v that_o the_o
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themselves_o likewise_o to_o king_n swain_n send_v hostage_n to_o and_o make_v their_o peace_n wiâ—h_v he_o the_o rather_o for_o that_o they_o fear_v swain_n fury_n be_v so_o much_o incense_v against_o they_o for_o his_o former_a shameful_a repulse_n by_o they_o that_o if_o they_o submit_v not_o to_o â—â—m_fw-la of_o their_o own_o accord_n he_o will_v not_o only_o spoil_v they_o of_o all_o their_o good_n but_o likewise_o command_v either_o all_o their_o eye_n to_o be_v pull_v out_o or_o their_o hand_n and_o foot_n to_o be_v cut_v off_o iâ—_n he_o subdue_v they_o by_o force_n 379._o john_n speed_n against_o the_o current_n of_o other_o historian_n inform_v we_o that_o swain_n after_o his_o repulse_n from_o london_n have_v receive_v a_o certain_a sum_n of_o money_n go_v back_o into_o denmark_n for_o want_v of_o victual_n and_o to_o recruit_v his_o shatter_a army_n whence_o return_v soon_o after_o he_o be_v immediate_o meet_v by_o the_o english_a where_o betwixt_o they_o be_v strike_v a_o 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deserendum_fw-la putarent_fw-la in_fw-la hanc_fw-la convenit_fw-la sententiam_fw-la videâ—ent_fw-la quam_fw-la in_o angusto_fw-la res_fw-la essent_fw-la suae_fw-la 8._o et_fw-la suorum_fw-la se_fw-la perfidia_fw-la ducum_fw-la avito_fw-la extorrem_fw-la solio_fw-la et_fw-la opis_fw-la egentem_fw-la aâ—iâ—nae_fw-la in_fw-la cujus_fw-la manu_fw-la alâ—orum_fw-la â—olebat_fw-la salus_fw-la pendere_fw-la quondam_a monarcham_n et_fw-la potentem_fw-la modo_fw-la miserum_fw-la et_fw-la exulem_fw-la dolendum_fw-la sibi_fw-la hanc_fw-la commutationem_fw-la quia_fw-la facilius_fw-la toleres_fw-la oâ—es_fw-la non_fw-la habuisse_fw-la quam_fw-la habitas_fw-la amisisse_fw-la pudendam_fw-la anglis_fw-la eo_fw-la magis_fw-la quod_fw-la deserti_fw-la ducis_fw-la exempluâ—_fw-la processurum_fw-la sit_fw-la in_o orbem_fw-la terrarum_fw-la iâ—â—os_fw-la amore_fw-la svi_fw-la sine_fw-la sumptibus_fw-la voluntariam_fw-la sube_fw-la untes_fw-la fugam_fw-la domos_fw-la et_fw-la facultates_fw-la svas_fw-la 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