Life in Shakespeare's England: A Book of Elizabethan ProseThe University Press, 1920 - 291 páginas |
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... ready , let him drink a good draught and fetch his hound to make him break his fast a little . And let him not forget to fill his bottle with good wine . That done , let him take a little vinegar in the palm of his hand , and put it in ...
... ready , let him drink a good draught and fetch his hound to make him break his fast a little . And let him not forget to fill his bottle with good wine . That done , let him take a little vinegar in the palm of his hand , and put it in ...
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... ready their rabbits and their fowl , the cooks have their ovens clean , and all for pies and tarts against the merry feast . Now the maids bestir them about their houses , the launders about their linen , the tailors about apparel , and ...
... ready their rabbits and their fowl , the cooks have their ovens clean , and all for pies and tarts against the merry feast . Now the maids bestir them about their houses , the launders about their linen , the tailors about apparel , and ...
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... ready to die . REGINALD SCOT , The Discoverie of Witchcraft 1584 Exorcism I charge thee , Satan , hous'd within this man , To yield possession to my holy prayers . And to thy state of darkness hie thee straight : I conjure thee by all ...
... ready to die . REGINALD SCOT , The Discoverie of Witchcraft 1584 Exorcism I charge thee , Satan , hous'd within this man , To yield possession to my holy prayers . And to thy state of darkness hie thee straight : I conjure thee by all ...
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... ready and in their places at one , in an instant ; to continue until three or half an hour after : then to have another quarter of an hour or more , as at nine , for drink- ing and necessities . So to continue till half an hour after ...
... ready and in their places at one , in an instant ; to continue until three or half an hour after : then to have another quarter of an hour or more , as at nine , for drink- ing and necessities . So to continue till half an hour after ...
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... ready made ; but they are beholden to the tailor and barber for both : if they can provide for two pottles of wine against the next lecture - day , the school being void , there are great hopes of preferment : if he gets the place , his ...
... ready made ; but they are beholden to the tailor and barber for both : if they can provide for two pottles of wine against the next lecture - day , the school being void , there are great hopes of preferment : if he gets the place , his ...
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