- site in 1542 the
Abbey was
already a
thing of the past. "In this
suburbe stoode the
great abbay of Hyde…", he commented. "The
bones of Alfredus, King of...
-
through the hand, that to the wood fast
nayled did it sticke. As
Pelates stoode fastned thus, one Abas
goard his side: He
could not fall, but
hanging still...
-
harper he was good; He
harped in the
kings chamber,
Where cuppe and
candle stoode, And soe did hee in the
queens chamber, Till
ladies waxed wood. And then...
- that such as were then
present in the same were
toosed too and fro as they
stoode, and others, as they sate on seates,
driven off
their places." The English...
- of Cotingham, I saw wher
Stutevilles Castelle,
dobill dikid and motid,
stoode, of the
which nothing now remanynith. — John Leland,
itinerary 1538. A legend...
- year by A
Method for Travell:
shewed by
taking the view of
France as it
stoode in the
yeare of our Lord 1598. Both of
these volumes are travelogues-****-guide-books...
-
zeallus all his
recreativs weare; hee
wisht and
wanted tym
which was wi(th?)
stoode; not to lyve
longe but to doe more good;
whearin though death hath crost...
-
Ffyrst when hyr
grace cam to the
castell gate to take hyr lytter,
there stoode off
Master Norrey's s'v'nts xvj, in
tawneye coots, to
receyve hyr oute,...
- foote: from her
bottome to her
highest flagge, was 40. foot: the Sea shee
stoode vpon, was 24. foot long, with
bredth convenient: her
motion was so artificially...
