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Side 181
... person condemned to death , whose bair turned grey in one night . TOLLET . Nafhe , in his Have with you to Saffron Walden & c . 1596 , fays : 66 -look and you shall find a grey haire for everie line I have writ against him ; and you ...
... person condemned to death , whose bair turned grey in one night . TOLLET . Nafhe , in his Have with you to Saffron Walden & c . 1596 , fays : 66 -look and you shall find a grey haire for everie line I have writ against him ; and you ...
Side 527
... person of a herald being inviolable , was diftinguished in those times of formality by a peculiar drefs , which is likewise yet worn on particular occafions . JOHNSON . we speak upon our cue 3 , and our voice 5 we KING HENRY V. 527 ...
... person of a herald being inviolable , was diftinguished in those times of formality by a peculiar drefs , which is likewise yet worn on particular occafions . JOHNSON . we speak upon our cue 3 , and our voice 5 we KING HENRY V. 527 ...
Side 578
... person ; if thou encounter any such , appre- hend him , an thou doft love me . Flu . Your grace does me as great honours , as can be defired in the hearts of his subjects : I would fain see the 9 - - great fort , ] High rank . So , in ...
... person ; if thou encounter any such , appre- hend him , an thou doft love me . Flu . Your grace does me as great honours , as can be defired in the hearts of his subjects : I would fain see the 9 - - great fort , ] High rank . So , in ...
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