| John Leland - Great Britain - 1711 - 180 pages
...enclofed the Sylver Welles in the Meadowe with pure white flicke Stones like Marble, and there fett up a praty Houfe open like a Cage covered, onely to keepe...Stone for the Chauntery Preifts by the Chappell. The Landes that he gave to it lye about the Houfe. It is a Houfe of Pleafure, a Place meet for the Mufes.... | |
| John Leland - Great Britain - 1744 - 202 pages
...enclofed the Sylver Welles in the Meadowe with pure white flicke Stones like Marble> and there fett up a praty Houfe open like a Cage covered, onely to keepe...Stone for the Chauntery Preifts by the Chappell. The Landes that he gave to it lye about the Houfe. It is a Houfe of Pleafure, a Place meet for the Mufes.... | |
| English essays - 1845 - 732 pages
...welles in the meado« e with pure white slicke stones like marble, and there sett up a praty house open like a cage covered, onely to keepe comers thither from the raiue. He also made there a praty house of stone for the chauntery priefts, by the chappell. Tlie landes... | |
| Sidney J. H. Herrtage - English language - 1881 - 500 pages
...Sylver welles in the Meadowe with pure white sliche Stones like Marble, and there sett up a praty House open like a Cage covered, onely to keepe Comers thither from the Raine.' Lelaud, Itinerary, iv. 66. \Ve have the verb used figuratively in the Owl <t Niyhtingiile. 1. 839 :... | |
| Sidney John Hervon Herrtage - English language - 1882 - 540 pages
...Sylver welles in the Meadows with pure white dicke Stones like Marble, and there sett up a praty House open like a Cage covered, onely to keepe Comers thither from the Baine." Leland, Itinerary, iv. 66. We have the verb used figuratively in the Owl <t Nightingale. 1.... | |
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