çf Lourde, whence he afterwards ranfomed KIP for five thou&nd francs.' € Hply iMary !' cried I, 'this le Mengeant mwt have been a clever fellow/ * Aye, that he was indeed/ replied he ; ' and he died in his ar-mour at a place we fliall pais in three days, call* ed Larre in Bigorre, below a town called Archi-naeb/ ' I will remind you of it/ faid J, 'when we (hall arrive at the fpot/ CHAP. XXVIL SIR JOHN FROISSART AND THE 1NIGHT OF FOIX . ARRIVE AT CASSJERES, WHERE THE KNIGHT RE-UT£S TO HIM THE CAPTURE OF THE TOWN BY THE ARMAGNACS, AND ' ALSO THE RE-CAP-Tl/RE OF IT BY THE COUNT DE FOIX ; AND, AS THEY JOURNEY, THEY CONVERSE ON DIP* F11ENT FEATS OF ARMS BETWEEN THE AR-MAGNACS AND FOIXIENS, THUS rode we on to Montefquieu, a good in* clofed town belonging to the count de Foix, which the Armagnacs and Labriiliens* took by furprife, but held it only three days, in the morn-ing we left Montefquieu, and rode towards Pala-miaiqh, another iuelofed town, fituaied on the Garonne* and belonging to the count de Foix. which w cafcAJbretiwD. S. When m