arraye  of  battaile,  and  in  the  same  order  came  even  to  the  very
tentes  of  his  enemies.  The  Frenche,  somewhat  appalled  by  reason
of  the  sodaine  arrivall,  tossed  the  matter  amongst  themselves  what
best  were  to  doo.  The  most  part  were  of  minde  to  tarrye  in  their
tentes  till  they  might  see  what  their  enemies  would  take  on  hand ;
for  being  well  experienced  that  often-times  before  they  had  been
vanquished,  when  as  they  joyned  battaile  with  the  Englishe  men,
they  were  loth  to  fight  hand  to  hand ;  but  when  they  sawe  their
enemies  armie  approche  nigher  and  nigher,  taking  to  them  hart  of
grace,  with  howling  and  rejoycing,  as  their  maner  is,  they  take
wepon  in  hand,  and  set  themselves  in  array  before  their  tents.
