Compare 1587 edition: 1 Sundry notable frates alſo he wroughte a|gaynſt the Engliſhmen in defence of the Scots, and was of ſuche incredible force at his com|myng to perfecte age, that of him ſelfe alone, without all helpe, he woulde not feare to ſette vpon three or foure Engliſhemen at once, and vanquiſhe them.
Compare 1587 edition: 1 When the fame therefore of his worthie actes was notified thorough the realme, manye were put in good hope that by his meanes the realme ſhoulde bee deliuered from the ſeruitude of the EEBO page image 303 Engliſhemen within ſhorte tyme after: And herevpon a great number of the Scottiſhe nati|on as well of the nobilitie as other, were readye to aſſiſte him in all his enterpriſes. By reaſon wherof he myght not bee eaſily entrapped nor taken of the Engliſhmen, that went aboute to haue got him into their handes.