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Compare 1587 edition: 1 King Dauid the ſeconde time inuadeth the Engliſh borders.Shortly after he came with a newe armie in|to Englande, cauſing his owne ſtandard to bee borne afore him at that time, as he that tooke v|pon him the whole gouernance of that enterpriſe himſelfe.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 The Engliſhe men withdrawing all theyr goodes into ſtrengthes, mynded not to giue the Scottes any ſet battaile, but to take them euer at ſome aduauntage, if they ſtrayed abrode any where vnwarely to fetch in booties.