... them) to take summe pastyme and comfort, to the intente yow may the lenger endure to serve us ; for allways payne can nott be induryd. Surly yow have so substancyally orderyd oure... 1418-1529 - Page 173edited by - 1825Full view - About this book
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...endure to serve us: for allways payne can nott be induryd. Surly yow have so substancyally orderyd cure maters, bothe off thys syde the see and byonde, that in myne oppynion lityll or no thyng can be addyd. Nevertheles, accordyng to your desyre, I do send you myne... | |
| Francis Charles Laird - 1822 - 414 pages
...Surly you have so substancyally orderyd oure maters, bothe of thys syde the see and byonde, that in mye oppynyon lityll or nothyng can be addyd. Nevertheles, accordyng to your desyre, I doe send you myne oppynyon by thys beror, the refformacion wherof I do remyte to you and the remnante... | |
| Ida Ashworth Taylor - Great Britain - 1822 - 414 pages
...Surly you have so substancyally orderyd cure maters, bothe of thys syde the see and byonde, that in mye oppynyon lityll or nothyng can be addyd. Nevertheles, accordyng to your desyre, I doe send you myne oppynyon by thys beror, the reftbrmacion wherof I do remyte to you and the remnante... | |
| sir Henry Ellis - 1824 - 344 pages
...to take summe pastyme and comfort, to the intent yow may the longer endure to serve us ; for allways payne can nott be induryd. Surly yow have so substancyally...nothyng can be addyd ; nevertheles, accordyng to your tlesyre, I do send yow myne oppynyon by thys berar, the refformacion whereoff I do remytte to yow and... | |
| Anecdotes - 1825 - 582 pages
...take summe pastyme and comforte, •to the intent yow may the longer endure to serve us ; for allways payne can nott be induryd. Surly yow have so substancyally orderyd oure maters bothe off thys syde the See aad beyonde that in myne oppynyon lityll or nothyng .can be addyd; nevertfaeles, accord.yng to your... | |
| 1825 - 604 pages
...induryd. Surly you have so substancyally orderyd cure maters bothe off thys syde the See and beyonde that in myne oppynyon lityll or nothyng can be addyd ; nevertheles, accordyng to your desyre I do sen you myne oppinyon by this berar, the refformacion whereoff 1 do remytte to you and the remante... | |
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...take summe pastyme and comfort, to the intente yow may the longer endure to serve us ; for allways payne can nott be induryd. Surly yow have so substancyally orderyd oure matters bothe off thys syde the see and byonde, that in myne oppynion lityll or no thyng can be addyd.... | |
| Alexander Charles Ewald - Great Britain - 1882 - 318 pages
...take summe pasty me and comfort, to the intente yow may the lenger endure to serve us ; for allways payne can nott be induryd . Surly yow have so substancyally orderyd oure matters bothe off thys syde the see and byonde, that in myne oppynion lityll or no thyng can be addyd.... | |
| John Sherren Brewer - Great Britain - 1884 - 646 pages
...take summe pastyme and comfort, to the intente yow may the lenger endure to serve us ; for allways payne can nott be induryd. Surly yow have so substancyally...bothe off thys syde the see and byonde, that in myne oppynion lityll or no thyng can be addyd. Nevertheles, accordyng to your desyre, I do send yow myne... | |
| John Sherren Brewer - Great Britain - 1884 - 766 pages
...endure to serve us ; for allways payne can nott be induryd. Surly yow have so substancyally orderyd cure maters, bothe off thys syde the see and byonde, that in myne oppynion lityll or no thyng can be addyd. Nevertheles, accordyng to your desyre, I do send yow myne... | |
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