- were
leading citizens. John Ley
published an
account of her life as "A
Patterne of Pietie". Her date of
birth is
unknown but her
mother died in 1592 and...
-
Halifax Gibbet: "the Maiden,
which he
himself had
caused make
after the
patterne which he had seen in
Halifax in Yorkshire".
Although there was no other...
- that if
Xenophon were now to
describe a Prince,
Prince HENRY had been his
Patterne. [...] He hath gon his P****over from
death to life,
where there is more...
-
named Carlos Patterne, who was able to
enter the city
without su****ion and
contact Rufino Huertas, a
separatist teacher.
Huertas gave
Patterne a
series of...
- in 1879. The
novel recounts the
story of self-absorbed Sir
Willoughby Patterne and his
attempts at marriage;
jilted by his
first bride-to-be, he vacillates...
-
performance as his
heroicall poetrie,
infired ... with an
hexameter furie a
patterne whereof I will
propounde to your judgements. Then did he make heaven's...
- things,
ought him
selfe to bee a true Poem, that is, a composition, and
patterne of the best and
honourable things; not
presuming to sing high
praises of...
- six
almshouses there, work
starting shortly before his death.
Englands Patterne and Duty in Its
Monthly Fasts (1643)
Englands eminent judgments, caus'd...
- Odiot, Ogea, Oliney, Orto, Oschembein, Osoglas, Panel, Paret, Parna,
Patterne,
Paulin Cesuezon, Pedangais, Pedevidou, Perrosier, Petit, Pepin, Peyredisu...
-
Duties (1622) A
Guide to Goe to God: or, an
Explanation of the
Perfect Patterne of Prayer, the
Lords prayer. (1626) The
dignitie of
chiualrie (1626) sermon...
