...the court, and Morte Arthure received into the Prince's chamber. — And yet ten Morte Arthures do not the tenth part so much harme as one of these bookes made in Italic and translated in England. Suffer these bookes to be read, and they shall soone displace all...

...papists. The study of controversial theology flourished at the university of Louvain. u 2 i pittic. And yet ten MORTE ARTHURES doe not the tenth part so much harme, as one of these bookes made in Italic, and translated in England. They open, not fond and common ways to vice, but such suttle, cunning,...

...ientleman, or a yong raaide, that liueth welthely and idlely, wise men can iudge, and honest men doe pittie. And yet ten MORTE ARTHURES doe not the tenth part...bookes made in Italie, and translated in England. They open, not fond and common ways to vice, but such sui tic, cunning, new and diuerse shifts, to...

...liueth wclthely and idlely, wise men can iudge, and honest men doe pittie. And yet ten MORTE ARTIIURES doe not the tenth part so much harme, as one of these...bookes made in Italie, and translated in England. They open, not fond and common ways to vice, but such suttle, cunning, new and diuerse shifts, to carry...

...ientleman, or a yong maide, that liueth welthely and idlely, wise men can iudge, and honest men doe pittie. And yet ten MORTE ARTHURES doe not the tenth part so much harme, as one of these bookes made in Italic, and translated in England. They open, not fond and common ways to vice, but such suttle, cunning,...

...pastime and pleasure, which, ns some say, were made in monasteries, by idle monkes, or wanton chaneus; as one for example, Morte Arthur. . . . And yet ten...Charles Dickens. But the " Decameron" has outlived the assanlt, and is still one of our best library friends. For ten who in these days forget misery and...

...pastime and pleasure, which, ns some say, were made in monasteries, by idle monkes, or wanton chaneus ; as one for example, Morte Arthur. . . . And yet ten...Charles Dickens. But the " Decameron" has outlived the assanlt, and is still one of our best library friends. For ten who in these days forget misery and...

...can judge and honest men do pitie. And yet ten Morte Arthures do not the tenth part so much hanne, as one of these bookes made in Italie and translated in England. They open, not fond and common wayes to vice, but such sutle, cunnyng, new and diverse shiftes, to...

...liueth wethely and idlely, wise men can iudge and honest men doe pitie. And yet ten MORTE ARTIIURKS doe not the tenth part so much harme as one of these...bookes made in Italie and translated in England;'' and so on and so on, more in the style of Prynne's Histriomastt.i: than Ascham's Schoolmaster. Personally...

...liueth wethely and idlely, wise men can iudge and honest men doe pitie. And yet ten MORTE ARTHURKS doe not the tenth part so much harme as one of these bookes made in Italic and translated in England;'' and so on and so on, more in the style of Prynne's Uistriomastix...