The Retrospective Review, Volume 13Charles and Henry Baldwyn, 1826 |
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... night , and there heard mass in the night season ; that they carried thither with them by night , in mails and cloak - bags , all things pertaining to the saying of mass ; and that these mass sayers used their audience to re- ceive holy ...
... night , and there heard mass in the night season ; that they carried thither with them by night , in mails and cloak - bags , all things pertaining to the saying of mass ; and that these mass sayers used their audience to re- ceive holy ...
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... night . The first thing the one pawns , being in necessity , is his shirt , the other his cloak , and so , by degrees his cassock goes off , and then his doublet ; the one cares more for the back and outward appearance , the other ...
... night . The first thing the one pawns , being in necessity , is his shirt , the other his cloak , and so , by degrees his cassock goes off , and then his doublet ; the one cares more for the back and outward appearance , the other ...
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in us , as naturally as it is for the night to succeed the day : for , as the physicians hold there is no perfection of corporal health in the life , but a convalescence at best , which is a medium ' twixt health and sick- ness , so is ...
in us , as naturally as it is for the night to succeed the day : for , as the physicians hold there is no perfection of corporal health in the life , but a convalescence at best , which is a medium ' twixt health and sick- ness , so is ...
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... night that he was born , all his father's horses in the stable were found to stand in blood up to their bellies ! " He became allied to the house of Hanmer , in Flintshire , a family of great antiquity and influence in the country , by ...
... night that he was born , all his father's horses in the stable were found to stand in blood up to their bellies ! " He became allied to the house of Hanmer , in Flintshire , a family of great antiquity and influence in the country , by ...
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... night into the fence thus constructed . For the intimidation of their predatory op- ponents , a gallows was erected in every frontier manor ; and if any Welshman was unlucky enough to be captured beyond the line of demarcation between ...
... night into the fence thus constructed . For the intimidation of their predatory op- ponents , a gallows was erected in every frontier manor ; and if any Welshman was unlucky enough to be captured beyond the line of demarcation between ...
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