[1] Thus when the king had planted garisons of soul|diers in those & other places also where was thought néedfull; and further had giuen order for the politike gouernement of the whole countrie, so far as he had conquered; he first sent ouer his houshold seruants, which tooke the water on Easter daie, and landed at Milleford, but he himselfe and other of the Nobles staid there all that daie, by reason of the high solem|nitie of that feast: howbeit the daie next after they tooke the sea togither, and landed néere to S. Dauids in south Wales,The king r [...]|turneth into England. from whence (without delaie) he ha|sted foorth to Douer, and hauing his sonne the yoong king with him, he sailed ouer into Normandie in the crosse weeke to meet the popes legats, Ger. Dor. The popes legats. whom he vn|derstood to be alreadie come thither. At his méeting with them there, he gaue them verie good counte|nance, and right honorable enterteinment, omit|ting nothing that might doo them pleasure.