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| | The Journey to Hesdin. 1553. Pare, Ambroise. 1909-14. Journeys in Diverse Places. The Harvard Classics |
 | | When Hesdin was taken, M. de Vaudeville sent the news of it to him and to the other prisoners, and the list of the killed, and among them M. de Martigues: and when M. de Baugé heard with his own ears his brother was dead, he fell to crying, weeping, and lamentation. |
 | | I must add that after Hesdin was taken, the King was told I was not killed but taken prisoner. |
 | | He made M. Goguier, his chief physician, write to my wife that I was living, and she was not to be unhappy, and he would pay my ransom. |
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