| John Britton - 1814 - 444 ページ
...and steam of coountinance, wrapt also all in sylke, with a club and keiz of quantitee according, had a rough speech full of passions in meeter aptly made to the purpose." When the porter had concluded, " a tune of welcum wassoounded by Trumpetoours, sixe in number, every... | |
| John Nichols - 1823 - 710 ページ
...and stearn of coountinauns, wrapt also all in silke, with a club and keiz of quantitee according, had a rough speech full of passions in meeter aptly made to the purpose ; whearby (az her Highnes was cum within his warde) hee burst out in a great pang of impatiens to see... | |
| Reuben Percy - 1826 - 384 ページ
...a porter, tall of person, and wrapt also in sylke, with a club and keiz of quantites according, had a rough speech full of passions, in meeter aptly made to the purpose." When the porter bad concluded his harangue, six trumpeters clothed in long garments of silk, who stood... | |
| Robert Copland - 1871 - 356 ページ
...p. 3-4, ed. 1821. 5 Another copy reads " gracious presence." — Nichols, i. 430. tee according, had a rough speech, full of passions, in meeter aptly made to the purpose : whearby (az her highnes was cum within his warde) hee burst out in a great pang of impatiens1 to... | |
| Andrew Carnegie - 1883 - 366 ページ
...and stearn of countinance, wrapt also all in Sylke, with a club and keiz of quantitee according, had a rough speech full of Passions, in meeter aptly made to the purpose." Be it here recorded that the Charioteers had the pleasure while in London of looking upon the portrait... | |
| Robert Laneham - 1890 - 302 ページ
...reads 'Horsus,' rectius Horsa.—Nichols, 1788, i. 428. * See Notes at the end. tee according, had a rough speech, full of passions, in meeter aptly made to the purpose: whearby (az her highnes was cum within his warde) hee burst out in a great pang of impatiens 1 to see... | |
| Bertram Coghill Alan Windle - 1899 - 284 ページ
...a porter, tall of person, and wrapt also in sylke, with a club and keiz of quantitee according, had a rough speech full of passions, in meeter aptly made to the purpose." This done, six trumpeters, " clad in long garments of sylk, who stood uppon the wall of the gate, sounded... | |
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