[1] [2] These ships, with the residue of the dukes nauie, were conueied into the mouth of Calis hauen, and at a full sea, by craft and policie, were soonke downe to the ground. But whether God would not that the ha|uen should be destroied, either the conueiers of the hulkes knew not the verie chanell; these foure great ships, at the low water, laie openlie vpon the sands, without hurting the rode or chanell. Which when the souldiers perceiued, they issued out of the towne, brake the ships, and caried both the stones and tim|ber into the towne. An other deuise the duke had, which was the building of a strong bastile vpon a lit|tle mountaine, which he furnished with foure hun|dred men, and much artillerie, that did impeach the Englishmen from issuing foorth of the towne, to their great displeasure.