A dictionary of the English language. Abstracted from the folio ed., by the author. To which is prefixed, an English grammar. To this ed. are added, a history of the English language [&c.].1768 |
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... play the frere : Now yf you wyll , Knowe how it fyll , Take hede and ye shall here . It happed fo , Not long ago . A thrifty man there dyed , An hundred pounde , Of Of nobles rounde , That he had layd a fide THE HISTORY OF THE.
... play the frere : Now yf you wyll , Knowe how it fyll , Take hede and ye shall here . It happed fo , Not long ago . A thrifty man there dyed , An hundred pounde , Of Of nobles rounde , That he had layd a fide THE HISTORY OF THE.
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... fide , To St. Katharine , Streight as a line , He gate him at a tyde , For deuocion , Or promocion , There would he nedes abyde . There spent he fail , Till all were past , And to him came there meny , To ask theyr det , But none could ...
... fide , To St. Katharine , Streight as a line , He gate him at a tyde , For deuocion , Or promocion , There would he nedes abyde . There spent he fail , Till all were past , And to him came there meny , To ask theyr det , But none could ...
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... fide , his face towarde them : and none was there prefent that coulde refrain from weping . But the lordes recom forting him with as good wordes as they could , and answering for the time as thei thought to ftand with his pleasure ...
... fide , his face towarde them : and none was there prefent that coulde refrain from weping . But the lordes recom forting him with as good wordes as they could , and answering for the time as thei thought to ftand with his pleasure ...
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... fide : whofe blood ( quod he ) fauing the kinges pleasure , was ful vametely to be matched with his whiche nowe to be as who lay remoued from the king , and the lee noble to be left aboute hm , is ( quod he ) neither honorable to hys ma ...
... fide : whofe blood ( quod he ) fauing the kinges pleasure , was ful vametely to be matched with his whiche nowe to be as who lay remoued from the king , and the lee noble to be left aboute hm , is ( quod he ) neither honorable to hys ma ...
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... fide befette , neyther hys feruantes nor hymfelf fuffered to go oute , parceiuyng well fo greate a thyng with- out his knowledge not begun for noughte , com- paryng this maner prefent with this last nightes chere , in fo few hours fo ...
... fide befette , neyther hys feruantes nor hymfelf fuffered to go oute , parceiuyng well fo greate a thyng with- out his knowledge not begun for noughte , com- paryng this maner prefent with this last nightes chere , in fo few hours fo ...
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