William.
¶ And how fayres your horses all this while.
Bertulphe.
¶ They are vsed after the same rate that the mẽ bee.
William.
¶ But is this maner of entertainement in eueryplace there?
Bertulphe.
¶ In some place it is more curteous, in some place againe, it is more currishe then I haue made rehersall, howbeit generallye it is euen after this order.
William.
¶ What would you say if I should now tell you how strañgers are entreated in that part of Italy which they call Lõbardy, and again in spaine howe they be vsed, and how in Englande and in Wales for Englishe men in conditions are halfe Frenche, halfe Dutche as men indifferente betweene both. Of theise two contries, Welche men say that they are the right Brittaines first inhabiting the land.