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... Kent 3 The manner of their taking may appear : At large difcourfed in this paper here . [ prefenting a paper ... Kent : ] So the folio . The firft quarto reads of Oxford , Salisbury , Blunt and Kent . It appears from the hiftories of ...
... Kent 3 The manner of their taking may appear : At large difcourfed in this paper here . [ prefenting a paper ... Kent : ] So the folio . The firft quarto reads of Oxford , Salisbury , Blunt and Kent . It appears from the hiftories of ...
Side 148
... Kent . ” In the year 1558 a ballad entitled " The Robery at Gads - hill , " was entered on the books of the Stationers ' company . STEEVENS . 9 I think it be two o'clock . ] The carrier , who fufpected Gads - hill , ftrives to mislead ...
... Kent . ” In the year 1558 a ballad entitled " The Robery at Gads - hill , " was entered on the books of the Stationers ' company . STEEVENS . 9 I think it be two o'clock . ] The carrier , who fufpected Gads - hill , ftrives to mislead ...
Side 149
... tenentes and valesti , though , as it should feem , the only diftinction between him and other freeholders confifted in the largeness of his estate . " REED . in the wild of Kent , hath brought three hundred L 3 in KING HENRY IV . 149.
... tenentes and valesti , though , as it should feem , the only diftinction between him and other freeholders confifted in the largeness of his estate . " REED . in the wild of Kent , hath brought three hundred L 3 in KING HENRY IV . 149.
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