[1] [2] The king in| [...]a [...]eth Frãce. The lord Bousicant.The French king being at the same time within the towne of saint Omers, sent the lord Bousicant vnto the king of England, that vnder colour of com|munication, he might view the kings power, who made such report thereof, vpon his returne backe to the French king, that he determined not to fight with the king of England, but rather to passe before him, and so to destroie vittels, that for want thereof, the king of England should be constreined to re|turne. And as he determined, so it came to passe, for the vittels were so cut off, that the Englishmen for thrée full daies togither, dranke nothing but water. When therefore king Edward had followed his eni|mies so farre as Heiden, Froissard. The king for want of vit|tels returneth where he brake the parke, and burnt the houses within and about the parke, al|though he entered not into the towne nor castell, at length, for default of vittels, he returned backe, and came againe to Calis on saint Martins day, being the tenth after his setting foorth from thence. Auesburie.