To please the Lady Margaret and to exhibit his skill Henry played the gitteron, the lute and the cornet, and danced and jousted before her.[135] He "excelled every one as much in agility in breaking spears as in nobleness of stature".

Within a week Tournay fell; on 13th October Henry commenced his return, and on the 21st he re-embarked at Calais.
[Footnote 130: _L.

and P._, i., 3885, 3915.

There are three detailed diaries of the campaign in _L.
and P._, two anonymous (Nos.

4253, and 4306), and the other (No.