Compare 1587 edition: 1 One Robert Flemeyn,Robert Fle|meyn rewar|ded for his faythful ſer|uice. by whoſe meanes he reuenged the treaſon wrought agaynſt him by Iohn Cumyn, with ſlaughter of the ſame Iohn, had the lands of Cumnernald giuen him, whiche were of the inheritãce belonging to y^e ſaid Cumin.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 It is reported by writers, that two knights of Brabant that ſerued amongſt the Engliſh men, chaunced to heare many reprochfull wordes ſpo|ken in the Engliſhe campe againſt king Robert, who being ſomewhat moued therewith, & miſly|king ſuch diſmeaſured talke, wiſhed in wordes that the victorie might chaunce vnto him.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 For the which wiſh king Edwarde informed thereof, cauſed them by a trumpet to be conueyed vnto the Scottiſh campe, with commaundement to ayde King Robert to the vttermoſte of theyr powers, purpoſing to puniſh them according to his minde, if he atteyned the victorie, as hee put no doubt, but he ſhoulde.