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 1    II|           strangers. For when the Danes heard say that England was
 2   III|         with a great multitude of Danes. And they burnt and robbed
 3   III| Westminster.~And in this time the Danes did do much harm in this
 4   III|            And Erdrithe, with the Danes went to Canterbury, and
 5   III|         came to the prince of the Danes, and prayed him to take
 6    VI|         greatly troubled with the Danes, so that in many kings'
 7    VI|          continually war. And the Danes prevailed against England,
 8    VI|            and so he did, for the Danes warred all his time. And
 9    VI|         always the cruelty of the Danes was so great, which the
10    VI|      battle, to fight against the Danes. The sorrow was then great
11    VI|         much people turned to the Danes against their own king,
12    VI|        their own country with the Danes, among whom was slain Alphage,
13    VI|       neighbours, turned unto the Danes against their own neighbours,
14    VI|        and so, by the help of the Danes, they fulfilled their cursed
15    VI|          fury and woodness of the Danes should cease soon after,
16    VI|       woodness of his enemies the Danes. In whose time shall be
17    VI|       tribute and thraldom of the Danes. And then the lords and
18    VI|        that were destroyed by the Danes. And in judgment full discreet,
19    VI|           wasted fast, and if the Danes came again he had not wherewith
20    VI|       then he told to him how the Danes had assembled in great power
21    VI|     piteous destruction which the Danes had late made by their cruelty;
22    VI|          yearly to be paid to the Danes for evermore.~On a time
23    VI|           is called Bury. Now the Danes had always custom that they
24    VI|         to our Lord God.~Then the Danes left the body there Iying,
25    VI|        fowls. And after, when the Danes were departed, the christian
26   VII|          vi. 41.~Danegeld, vi. 8.~Danes in England, vi. 2-3, 244.~