This day I deme thei come beforn us. If ye help not now, Tudenham and
Heydon shal achieve in their desese the conquest that thei coude never
achieve in their prosperite.
[Footnote 173.1: [Add. MS. 34,888, f. 45.] This is evidently the
same year as No. 142, in which William Wayte writes to Paston
that Denyes ought to withdraw his garrison from Roydon. The MS.
is slightly mutilated at the top in the right-hand corner.]
[Footnote 173.2: The Earl of Oxford.]
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