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 6 Which struck Lord Douglas to the hei A deep and deadly blow. Who never spoke more w is than these, Fight on my merry men all; For why my life is at an end, Lord Percy sees mc fall. Then leaving life. Lord Percy took The'd ad man by the hand, And said, Lord Douglas for thy life: Would I had lost my land. O but my very heart doth bleed With sorrow for my sake: we both For, sure a more renowned Knight Mischance dich never take. A Knight among the Scots there was, Who saw Lord Pecey die, Who straight in wrath did vow revenge Upon the Earl Percy. Sir Hugh Montgomery he has call'd, Who with a spear fu bright, Well mounted on a gallent steed Rode fierce'y through to fight. He past the English archers all, Without os-dread or gear, And through Earl Percy's body then He thrusi nis hatelui spear. With such a vchement force and might, His body be did gore, The spear went through the ether side, A long cloth-yard and mo. So thus did both these robles die Whose courage none could baie, An English archer then perceive His noble Lord was slain ;