- of her
swoone when she did abbraide,
Knowing no mean but
death in her
distrèsse, To her brothèr full
piteously she said, "Cause of my sorrowe,
roote of...
-
themselves into the
Province of Mounster,
where they do
remaine in
great distresse". In
April 1595 O'Malley
sought the aid of the Earl of
Ormond at his Elizabethan...
- responded, "No. Not yet. When they all come, we
finish it off,"
before distressely saying, "There is nothing!" The
voice recorder recorded the
sound of...
-
there remayneth an
utter defacement, to
complayne upon this
unregarded distresse."
Henry VIII
converted the castle's
parkland to
ordinary countryside....
-
Spanish fleete at Castlehaven, to take them if he could, or
otherwise to
distresse them as much as he might."
Leveson then left his vice-admiral Preston...
-
Spanish fleete at Castlehaven, to take them if he could, or
otherwise to
distresse them as much as he might."
Leveson then left his vice-admiral Preston...
-
forced to
suffer for want of
convenient care
taken of me in my
present distresse being about eighty seaven year’s old and very
crasy and weak." He died...
-
Christopher Newporte, and others, into England. With the
maner of
their distresse in the
Iland of
Deuils (otherwise
called Bermoothawes)
where they remayned...
-
dothe suppresse, Or
secret sorrow breakes your sleepes, Or
dolours doe
distresse: Yet
beare a
parte in
dolfull wise, Yea,
thinke it good
accorde And an...
-
Seaven Golden Candlestickes, 1621 The Good Mans Grace. Or His Stay In All
Distresse, 1621
Looke Beyond Luther, Or, An
Answere To That Question, So
Often And...
