The Tudor Translations, Volume 30AMS Press, 1967 |
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... ryght . And yf ye wyll perceyver in that purpose , it is tyme to sette a worke , and to shewe your dede and puyssaunce , for ye knowe ryght well that syr John Ferrant Andere dothe procure the nobles of the royalme to sende for the ...
... ryght . And yf ye wyll perceyver in that purpose , it is tyme to sette a worke , and to shewe your dede and puyssaunce , for ye knowe ryght well that syr John Ferrant Andere dothe procure the nobles of the royalme to sende for the ...
Page 409
... ryght honourably , as she that coulde ryght wel do it . All the kynges courte were ryght joyfull of the comynge of these ladyes and damoyselles : I wyll not speke of all theyr acquayntaunces and good chere , for I was not there present ...
... ryght honourably , as she that coulde ryght wel do it . All the kynges courte were ryght joyfull of the comynge of these ladyes and damoyselles : I wyll not speke of all theyr acquayntaunces and good chere , for I was not there present ...
Page 423
... ryght ayre of Castell . For I knowe well , and soo dothe all the worlde , that I and my syster were doughters by lawfull maryage to kyng Peter : wherfore God knoweth what ryght we have to the royalme of Castell ; and the good lady ...
... ryght ayre of Castell . For I knowe well , and soo dothe all the worlde , that I and my syster were doughters by lawfull maryage to kyng Peter : wherfore God knoweth what ryght we have to the royalme of Castell ; and the good lady ...
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