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Page 124
... sides ; a side for the banquet , as is spoken of in the book of Esther , and a side for the household ; the one for feasts and triumphs , and the other for dwelling . I understand both these sides to be not only returns , but parts of ...
... sides ; a side for the banquet , as is spoken of in the book of Esther , and a side for the household ; the one for feasts and triumphs , and the other for dwelling . I understand both these sides to be not only returns , but parts of ...
Page 125
... side , chambers of presence and ordinary entertainments , with some bed - chambers : and let all three sides be a double house , without thorough lights on the sides , that you may have rooms from the sun , both for forenoon and after ...
... side , chambers of presence and ordinary entertainments , with some bed - chambers : and let all three sides be a double house , without thorough lights on the sides , that you may have rooms from the sun , both for forenoon and after ...
Page 129
... sides ; and I like well , that four acres of ground be assigned to the green , six to the heath , four and four to either side , and twelve to the main garden . The green hath two pleasures : the one , because nothing is more pleasant ...
... sides ; and I like well , that four acres of ground be assigned to the green , six to the heath , four and four to either side , and twelve to the main garden . The green hath two pleasures : the one , because nothing is more pleasant ...
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