Tudor Poetry and Prose, Volume 10John William Hebel Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1953 - 1375 pagina's |
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Pagina 597
... brought to the font and christened , and , this done , garter chief king of arms cried aloud , " God of His infinite goodness send prosperous life and long to the high and mighty princess of England , Elizabeth ! " And then the trumpets ...
... brought to the font and christened , and , this done , garter chief king of arms cried aloud , " God of His infinite goodness send prosperous life and long to the high and mighty princess of England , Elizabeth ! " And then the trumpets ...
Pagina 619
... brought up in such a house or such a school , where the Latin tongue were properly and perfectly spoken , as Tiberius and Caius Gracchi were brought up in their mother Cornelia's house , surely then the daily use of speaking were the ...
... brought up in such a house or such a school , where the Latin tongue were properly and perfectly spoken , as Tiberius and Caius Gracchi were brought up in their mother Cornelia's house , surely then the daily use of speaking were the ...
Pagina 633
... brought to honesty of life and perfectness of learning , the only mark that good and wise fathers do wish and labor that their children 10 should most busily and carefully shoot at . 20 There is another discommodity , besides cruelty in ...
... brought to honesty of life and perfectness of learning , the only mark that good and wise fathers do wish and labor that their children 10 should most busily and carefully shoot at . 20 There is another discommodity , besides cruelty in ...
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JOHN SKELTON | 3 |
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