The Tudor TranslationsAMS Press, 1967 |
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الصفحة 78
... tooke Boat , and were no sooner lanched foorth into the channell , but they might heare from other Vessels , which went to and fro upon the river , sundry Consorts of all sorts of Musicke , which made a most melodious sound ; being an ...
... tooke Boat , and were no sooner lanched foorth into the channell , but they might heare from other Vessels , which went to and fro upon the river , sundry Consorts of all sorts of Musicke , which made a most melodious sound ; being an ...
الصفحة 99
... tooke it for a token of good lucke . For it is as proper He that to him that is hungry , not to stand upon Sauces , and is truly fine relishes ; as to him that is in want , to step out into the high way , and to take a purse . No booty ...
... tooke it for a token of good lucke . For it is as proper He that to him that is hungry , not to stand upon Sauces , and is truly fine relishes ; as to him that is in want , to step out into the high way , and to take a purse . No booty ...
الصفحة 171
... tooke hold of them . The Moore feigned hee had a Pasport , seeking for it one while in his bosome , another while in his pocket , and other parts about him . But because he could not finde it , and for that the Captaine perceived he had ...
... tooke hold of them . The Moore feigned hee had a Pasport , seeking for it one while in his bosome , another while in his pocket , and other parts about him . But because he could not finde it , and for that the Captaine perceived he had ...
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