Grant to me and my servant, Richard the archer, permission to follow after him and be avenged upon him." "What is this you ask, Sir Hugh?
That you and your brave henchman should wander off into the depths of France, there to perish in a dungeon or be hanged like felons?
Nay, nay, we need good men and have none to spare for private quarrels.

As for this traitor, de Noyon, and his plot, that egg is broken ere it was hatched, and we fear him no more.

You follow me, Sir Hugh, and your servant with you, whom we make a captain of our archers.

Until Calais is taken, leave not our person for any cause, and ask no more such boons lest you lose our favour.

Nay, we have no more words for you since many others seek them.