-
tempest of
violent raine, lightning, and thunder, the like
wherof hath been
seldome seene. With the
appeerance of an
horrible shaped thing,
sensibly perceiued...
- he
tells Henry, "but for the
necesitie of new Lawes,
which would be but
seldome". In the True Law,
James maintains that the king owns his
realm as a feudal...
- wrote: [S]uch was the
conceit of
firme peace and amitie, as that
there was
seldome or
never a
sword worne, and a
Peece [firearm] seldomer,
except for a Deere...
-
Which in this
Realme hitherto the
Lorde be
thanked hath ben
moste rare and
seldome comytted or practysed... Henry's
essentially ad hoc
augmentation of the...
- personality,
Wemme usually dressed like a poverty-stricken laborer. He
seldome wore
pressed clothes or had his
shoes shined and he was
generally unshaven...
- that they
themselves doe more
deserve to be
sharplie decyplined; for they
seldome use to
chuse unto
themselves the
doinges of good men, for the ornamentes...
- both
horse and foot pell mell that such a
heape in such an
occasion was
seldome scene that by the very
thronge severall of them perished,
advancinge forwarde...
-
honest neighbours, if
happely wee bee
without wives,
alone at home (as
seldome we are) and with them we play at Dice and Cards,
sorting our
selves according...
- and
places wherein he
lieth when he
retireth for feare; and
therefore seldome is he caught. But when he list to
looke like
himselfe and be in his owne...
- he
tells Henry, "but for the
necesitie of new Lawes,
which would be but
seldome". In the True Law
James states that the king owns his
realm as a feudal...
