Tudor Poetry and Prose, Volume 10John William Hebel Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1953 - 1375 pagina's |
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... honor . What his honor meaneth cannot tell . It is the king's honor that his subjects be led in the true reli- gion . That all his prelates and clergy be set about their work in preaching and studying and not to be interrupted from ...
... honor . What his honor meaneth cannot tell . It is the king's honor that his subjects be led in the true reli- gion . That all his prelates and clergy be set about their work in preaching and studying and not to be interrupted from ...
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... honor , and also of his realm , wherefore , in speaking against them , ye are against the king's honor . " 10 20 30 I answered : " God teacheth what honor is decent for the king and for all other men according unto their vocations . God ...
... honor , and also of his realm , wherefore , in speaking against them , ye are against the king's honor . " 10 20 30 I answered : " God teacheth what honor is decent for the king and for all other men according unto their vocations . God ...
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... honor . What his honor meaneth ye cannot tell . It is the king's honor that his subjects be led in the true reli- gion . That all his prelates and clergy be set about their work in preaching and studying and not to be interrupted from ...
... honor . What his honor meaneth ye cannot tell . It is the king's honor that his subjects be led in the true reli- gion . That all his prelates and clergy be set about their work in preaching and studying and not to be interrupted from ...
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