Subject: Old English

Upgrade, please next thoughts:
reply by Gaunt(he refused support political party by holding new elections):

"Nay, certes, writ shul ye non haue, auise yow amonges yewr selue."
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"no, it is certain, no writs shall you have, advise amongst yourselves"

complete guess of course

writs were sent out to organise a new parliament

so he says I'm sending out no writs, get back to work as you are

or perhaps in response to the demand for a new parliament he is saying

"certainly not, no writs, go away and reconsider"
(edited)

Thanks english friends. I have another 2 parts. It seems quite understandable in comparision with previous ones:

(he says that Gaunt)
In til a suddane langure fele,
Bath for eld (old age) and hevynes
That his son treit wes
In til his chawbir (chamber) bede held he
Travvalit in that infirimté.
Quhile that he yalde in that langure
His spirite till his Creature.

(The king spoke to him)
Rycht curtasly,
And gaive hym consale of dysporte
Wyth plesand wordis of comfort