- be
removed unto the
Tower and his
broder with hym, and the Duke
lodged himselfe in
Crosbyes Place in
Bisshoppesgate Strete." In Holinshed's Chronicles...
- granted, That left.[Lieutenant]
Thomas Rolfe shall have and
enjoy for
himselfe and his
heires for ever fort
James alias Chickahominy fort with
fowre hundred...
- office, and the ſpurnes That
patient merrit of the'vnworthy takes, When he
himſelfe might his
quietas make With a bare bodkin; who
would fardels beare, To...
- claimed:
Naberius [Naberus],
alias Cerberus, is a
valiant marquesse,
shewing himselfe in the
forme of a crowe, when he
speaketh with a ****se voice: he maketh...
- Griffons, Minotaures, Crocodiles, Dragons, Beauers, and Centaures: With
those himselfe he
strengthned mightelie, That
feare he
neede no
force of enemie. Iskandar...
- life;
because he
cannot be
understood to ayme thereby, at any Good to
himselfe. The same may be sayd of Wounds, and Chayns, and Imprisonment". Gaskin...
-
Testament of Love,
Speght adds:
Chaucer did
compile this
booke as a
comfort to
himselfe after great griefs conceiued for some rash
attempts of the commons, with...
-
prefacing Greene's
Menaphon (1589), in
saying that
Roydon "hath
shewed himselfe singular in the
immortall Epitaph of his
beloved Astrop****,
besides many...
- this
miserable and
wretched creature,
which is not so much as
master of
himselfe,
exposed and
subject to
offences of all things, and yet
dareth call himself...
-
Cahanes countrey, or
within the
territorie called Rowte, in Co. Antrim, by
himselfe or his servauntes, to make, drawe, and
distil such and soe
great quantities...
