Compare 1587 edition: 1 Moreouer, they had left behinde them fiue hundred dead carkaſſes of beaſtes & ſheepe, which for that they coulde not driue them away, they killed, to the ende the Engliſhe men ſhoulde haue no gaine by them.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 There were likewyſe founde fiue Engliſhe men wyth theyr legges broken, and bounde na|ked vnto trees, which were quickly looſed and cõ|mitted to the cure of Chirurgians.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 The enimyes beeing thus departed,King Edward breaketh vp his campe. king Ed|warde by aduice of his Counſell brake vp hys campe, and returned to London, ſuppoſing it but loſt labour to trauaile his people any further at that tyme.