Life in Shakespeare's England: A Book of Elizabethan ProseJohn Dover Wilson The University Press, 1913 - 291 páginas |
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... shew some parts about them , that they would not have openly seen . Sometimes I find a slut sleeping in the chimney corner , when she should be washing of her dishes , or doing something else which she hath left undone : her I pinch ...
... shew some parts about them , that they would not have openly seen . Sometimes I find a slut sleeping in the chimney corner , when she should be washing of her dishes , or doing something else which she hath left undone : her I pinch ...
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... shew themselves children . If the master be present at seven it may suffice , where there is any in his place , whose presence they stand in awe of . Spoudeus . But it is hard for the little children to rise so early , and in some ...
... shew themselves children . If the master be present at seven it may suffice , where there is any in his place , whose presence they stand in awe of . Spoudeus . But it is hard for the little children to rise so early , and in some ...
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... shew themselves truly sorry for their faults , and to amend ; becoming as dutiful and submiss as any other ; and until they do declare by good signs their desire and purpose to please and obey their master ; unless they be released at ...
... shew themselves truly sorry for their faults , and to amend ; becoming as dutiful and submiss as any other ; and until they do declare by good signs their desire and purpose to please and obey their master ; unless they be released at ...
Página 59
... shew them their names and faults mildly , how oft they have been admonished , and when they take them in hand pay them soundly and by this policy keep them in great obedience . In this correction with the rod , special provision must be ...
... shew them their names and faults mildly , how oft they have been admonished , and when they take them in hand pay them soundly and by this policy keep them in great obedience . In this correction with the rod , special provision must be ...
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... shews to his father's man , and is loth to untie or take down , for fear of misplacing . Upon foul days , for recreation , he retires thither , and looks over the pretty book his tutor reads to him , which is commonly some short history ...
... shews to his father's man , and is loth to untie or take down , for fear of misplacing . Upon foul days , for recreation , he retires thither , and looks over the pretty book his tutor reads to him , which is commonly some short history ...
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