et CONJ cum ADVPOS pluri ADJ11ACCSFSUPER insul N11GENSF part N33ACCSF incipi VPAR31NOMPCPRESACTIVEPPL ab PREPABL austr N23DATSM possed V21PLUPACTIVESUB3P contig V31PERFACTIVEIND3S gent N33ACCSF pict ADJ11GENPMPOS de PREPABL Scythia OTHER ut CONJ perhib V21PRESACTIVEIND3P long ADJ11DATPXPOS nav N33LOCPF non ADV mult N11LOCPF ocean N21ACCSM ingress VPAR31ACCSFPERFPPL circumag VPAR31ABLSXPRESACTIVEPPL flat SUPINE11ABLSN vent VPAR34GENPMPERFPASSIVEPPL extra ADVPOS fin N33NOMPC omn ADJ32NOMPCPOS Brittaniae OTHER hiberni N11ACCSF perven V41PERFACTIVEINF0X e PRON41GENSX que CONJ septentrional ADJ32NOMPCPOS or N11ACCPF intrav V11PERFACTIVEINF0X atque CONJ invent VPAR34NOMSFPERFPASSIVEPPL ibi ADVPOS gent N33LOCSF scott ADJ11GENPMPOS s PRON54DATXC qu PRON10ABLSM in PREPABL part N33LOCPF ill PRON61GENSX sed V21PRESACTIVEIND2S petiss V31PRESACTIVEIMP2S nec ADVPOS inpetr V11PRESACTIVEINF0X potu V52PERFACTIVEINF0X
And after, when they moving from the south forward had in their possession the most part of the island, it chanced that certain people of the Redshanks from Scythia, as it is said, travelling upon the seas with a few long ships (the wind driving them in compass about), and passing outside all the coasts of Britain, came aland on Irelands side, on the north parts thereof, which they finding inhabited of the Scots besought them to allow them also some part of the land, where they might plant themselves, but they could not obtain their desire.
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