- him, so that
diverse [i.e., several]
being awakened therewith (as they
themselues confessed)
praied heartilie to God to
receive his soule, when they understood...
-
wight to
shrowd it did constrain, And this fair
couple eke to
shroud themselues were fain."
William Shakespeare, The
Merry Wives of Windsor, (c. 1602)...
-
selve they
called Warwick Bay... Here they
taried 12.
daies to
refresh themselues,
finding in this
place great quantity of
foules twice as
bigge as swans...
- (where) and alſo(also) be made able to vſe(use) at the same
aptitude themſelues.(themselves)"
Transliterated into
modern English, the
title becomes "A...
- substance, to the
merciles Waters,
being glad to
escape away with life
themselues: But so
violent and
swift were the
outragiouse waves, that
pursued one...
- said
Armes from them by
virtue of the said
warrant (they then
pretending themselues to be his
Maiesties subjects) And
therevpon committed both of them to...
- any
person being or that
shalbe a
citizen or
denizen of this realme, by
themselues,
their factor or factors"
other than by the order, agreement, consent...
-
themselves so very
monsters in nature, as they did not only
whithdraw themselues from
their personall obedience to
their Soveraigne, but were
content to...
- scriptures, sermons, or elswhere, and also be made able to vse the same
aptly themselues. His
dictionary contained about 2,500 words. He was
careful to explain...
-
seene a
little the
edges of
those large dominions,
which doe
stretch themselues into the Maine, God doth know how many
thousand miles;" Note that his...
