lier they could* Sit Thomas Moreaux remained there the whole day. On the morrow, before his departure, he faid to fir Maubrun de Linieres,— * I give this town up to you and your men : you wiU make a good garrifon of it/ 4 By St. George, and fo I wily replied fir Maubrun j « for I like it well/ • Sir Maubruti de Linieres remained in garrifon in Roudks, having under him fixty fpears and one hundred archers. Sir Thomas Moreaux re* turned to the duke and duchefc at Sant Jago. CHAP. X. TBI WAMHAL OF THE DUKE OF LANCASTER** ARM* ATTACKS AND GAINS BY TRIAT Y THE TOWN OF VILLECLOPE IN GALICIA.—THE DUKE SENDS AMBASSADORS TO THE KING OF PORTUGAL TO ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW BETWEEN THEM. gHORTLY after the marfhafs return from Rou* elles, he affembled a body of about three hundred fpears aid fix hundred archers, and, thus accom* panied, advanced into Galiqa a long day's journey from Sant Jago, and came before a town called Vil* leclope, which was only defended by the common people of the ^ place. The marihal not only ex-amined it himfelf but made his companions do f% and then alked if they thought . might be .taken by 55 • •