- wrote: "Loo what ſholde a man in thyſe
dayes now
wryte egges or eyren/
certaynly it is
harde to playſe
euery man/ by cauſe of dyuerſite ⁊ chaũge of langage"...
-
bewray them." (Buchanan's
wording was
recycled in 1603, in the
anonymous Certayn Mattere Concerning Scotland.) The
attempt to
depict tartan is
fairly crude...
- that is
clene of werk and thoght,
Sholde nat been kept in noon awayt,
certayn; And
trewely the
labour is in vayn To kepe a shrewe, for it wole nat bee...
-
judge and jury: in his m****cript
Remembrances are the entries: Item,
Certayn persons to be sent to the
Tower for the
further examenacyon of the Abbot...
- 3. c. 12
Continuance of Laws Act 1554 An Acte for the
continuacon of
certayn Statutes. The
whole act. 1 & 2 Ph. & M. c. 1
Signing of
Letters Patent...
-
carefully designed to
quell any
remnants of
support for Cade's rebels.
Certayn notable knyghtis and
squyers of this
countee theer to have
comonyngs with...
- 1562 5 Eliz. 1. c. 1 Pr. 10
April 1563 An Acte for the
Confirmacion of
certayn Lyberties granted to the
Citie of Exetour.
Southampton (Importation of...
- 1611)
Thomas Sternhold published his first,
short collection of
nineteen Certayn Psalmes between mid-1547 and
early 1549. In
December 1549, his posthumous :Al...
-
Cambridge Companion to the
Canterbury Tales, ed.
Frank Grady (CUP, 2020) '"
Certaynly his
noble sayenges can I not amende":
Thomas Usk and
Troilus and Criseyde'...
- Drunkennes,' and a poem by
Peter Moone, entitled: "A
short treatyse of
certayn thioges abused In the
Popysh Church, long vsed: But now abolyshed, to our...
