A.--+January, 1454.+

As touching tidings, please it you to wit that at the Prince's coming

to Windsor, the Duke of Buckingham took him in his arms and presented

him to the King in godly wise, beseeching the King to bless him; and

the King gave no manner of answer. Nevertheless the Duke abode still

with the Prince by the King; and when he could no manner answer have,

the Queen come in, and took the Prince in her arms and presented him

in like form as the Duke had done, desiring that he should bless it;

but all their labour was in vain, for they departed thence without any

answer or countenance saving only that once he looked on the Prince and

cast down his eyes again, without any more.

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