...this, they found a full fair well, and thereby stood a fair tree full of boughs ; and on every bough sat a fair bird ; and they sat so thick on the tree,...joyful a melody. And then Saint Brandon commanded the hird to tell him the cause why they sat so thick on the tree, and sang so merrily. And then the bird...

...birds flew from the tree to S. Brandon, and he with the flickering of his wings made a fall merrie noise like a fiddle, that him seemed he never heard so joyful a melodic. And then S. Brandon commanded the foule to tell him the cause why they sat so thick on the...

...birds flew from the tree to S. Brandon, and he with the flickering of his wings made a full merrie noise like a fiddle, that him seemed he never heard so joyful a melodie. And then S. Brandon commanded the foule to tell him the cause why they sat so thick on the...

...birds flew from the tree to S. Brandon, and he with the flickering of his wings made a full merrie noise like a fiddle, that him seemed he never heard so joyful a melodie. And then S. Brandon commanded the foule to tell him the cause why they sat so thick on the...

...birds flew from the tree to St. Brandon, and he with the flickering of his wings made a full merrie noise like a fiddle, that him seemed he never heard so joyful a melodie. And then St. Brandon commanded the foule to tell him the cause why they sat so thick on the...

...birds flew from the tree to St. Brandon, and he with the flickering of his wings made a full merrie noise like a fiddle, that him seemed he never heard so joyful a melodie. And then St. Brandon commanded the foule to tell him the cause why they sat so thick on the...

...birds flew from the tree to S. Brandon, and he with the flickering of his wings made a full merrie noise like a fiddle, that him seemed he never heard so joyful a melodic. And then St. Brandon commanded the foule to tell him the cause why they sat so thick on the...

...merrily that it was a heavenly noise to hear. Anon one of the birds flew from the tree to Brandan, and with flickering of his wings made a full merry noise, like a fiddle, that the sainte never heard so joyful a melodie. Then did the holy man command the bird to tell him why...

...merrily that it was a heavenly noise to hear. Anon one of the birds flew from the tree to Brandan, and with flickering of his wings made a full merry noise, like a fiddle, that the sainte never heard so joyful a melodie. Then did the holy man command the bird to tell him why...

...birds flew from the tree to St. Brandan, and he with the flickering of his wings made a full merrie noise like a fiddle, that him seemed he never heard so joyful a melodic. And then St. Brandan commanded the foule to tell him the cause why they sat so thick on the...