Compare 1587 edition: 1 Whileſt they were yet vpon their iourney, the Queene Regent (whome they thoughte to haue found aliue, and to haue vſed hir helpe as an inſtrumente to haue furthered the treatie to ſome good ende) conſumed partly through me|lancolie, thought, and greeuous diſpleaſure, and partly with long and incurable ſickneſſe,

The Scottiſhe Queene mo|ther departed

1560

Hir body afterwards was conueid by ſea in|to Fraunce, and buried in the Abbey of Feſ|camp.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 The praiſe of the Queene Dowager.She was a wife and righte prudente Prin|ceſſe, and in hir time had learned good experiẽce of the nature and inclination of the nobilitie and people of Scotland.