The Tudor Translations, Volume 30AMS Press, 1967 |
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... speke gladly to them of my crafte , and speke you to yours . And as they devysed so it was done , ryght secretely and wisely ; so that by the grace of the Holy Gost , Jaques Dardenboure founde all tho of the bochery well enclyned to his ...
... speke gladly to them of my crafte , and speke you to yours . And as they devysed so it was done , ryght secretely and wisely ; so that by the grace of the Holy Gost , Jaques Dardenboure founde all tho of the bochery well enclyned to his ...
Page 203
... speke , but remembred his wordes . And within a ten dayes after they knewe the trouthe therof by suche as had ben at ... speke worde therof . I praye you therof , quod the squyer , for I wolde nat it shulde be knowen that I shulde ...
... speke , but remembred his wordes . And within a ten dayes after they knewe the trouthe therof by suche as had ben at ... speke worde therof . I praye you therof , quod the squyer , for I wolde nat it shulde be knowen that I shulde ...
Page 415
... speke with hym I am come into this countrey . Soo they dyned togyder , and after dyner syr Gaultyer wente to his lodgynge to mounte Gabryel , and the nexte daye , by iii . of the clocke , he came to Ortays , and could not speke with the ...
... speke with hym I am come into this countrey . Soo they dyned togyder , and after dyner syr Gaultyer wente to his lodgynge to mounte Gabryel , and the nexte daye , by iii . of the clocke , he came to Ortays , and could not speke with the ...
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