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... desireth me that I wyll speake that hýs matter might be heard , & that he hath layne thys longe at great costes and charges , and can not once haue hys matter come to the A. D. 1555 . 51 LATIMER . Hugh Latimer, d 1555.
... desireth me that I wyll speake that hýs matter might be heard , & that he hath layne thys longe at great costes and charges , and can not once haue hys matter come to the A. D. 1555 . 51 LATIMER . Hugh Latimer, d 1555.
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and can not once haue hys matter come to the hearing , but amōg all other , one especially moued me at thys time to speake . Thys it is syr : A gentylwoman came to me and tolde me , that a greate man kepeth certaine landes of hyrs from ...
and can not once haue hys matter come to the hearing , but amōg all other , one especially moued me at thys time to speake . Thys it is syr : A gentylwoman came to me and tolde me , that a greate man kepeth certaine landes of hyrs from ...
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... , Our lives and safetyes all ; A woefull hunting once there did In Chevy - Chace befall ; To drive the deere with hound and horne , Erle CHAP . III . ANCIENT BALLAD OF CHEVY CHASE . 61 The more Modern Ballad of Chevy Chase.
... , Our lives and safetyes all ; A woefull hunting once there did In Chevy - Chace befall ; To drive the deere with hound and horne , Erle CHAP . III . ANCIENT BALLAD OF CHEVY CHASE . 61 The more Modern Ballad of Chevy Chase.
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... once teaching and enticing to do well ) — now therein , of all sciences - I speak still of human and according to human conceit - is our poet the monarch . For he doth not only show the way , but giveth so sweet a prospect into the way ...
... once teaching and enticing to do well ) — now therein , of all sciences - I speak still of human and according to human conceit - is our poet the monarch . For he doth not only show the way , but giveth so sweet a prospect into the way ...
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... once they be in love , they will be most neat and spruce . ' Tis all their study , all their business , how to wear their clothes neat , to be polite and terse , and to set out themselves . No sooner doth a young man see his sweetheart ...
... once they be in love , they will be most neat and spruce . ' Tis all their study , all their business , how to wear their clothes neat , to be polite and terse , and to set out themselves . No sooner doth a young man see his sweetheart ...
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