Paston letters: original letters written during the reigns of Henry vi., Edward iv., and Richard iii., by various persons. With notes, by J. Fenn, Volume 1sir John Fenn, Alexander Ramsay (miscellaneous writer) 1840 |
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... friends as might chance to reside near to such places as the traveller passed , or to which he was ultimately destined . We find many allusions in the letters here published to such opportunities having been embraced . Great care ...
... friends as might chance to reside near to such places as the traveller passed , or to which he was ultimately destined . We find many allusions in the letters here published to such opportunities having been embraced . Great care ...
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... friends and brethren united by that most noble order , whose institution directs that the knights - companions should be " fellows and brethren united in all chances of fortune , co - partners both in peace and war , assistant to one ...
... friends and brethren united by that most noble order , whose institution directs that the knights - companions should be " fellows and brethren united in all chances of fortune , co - partners both in peace and war , assistant to one ...
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... friends , and of many other , that ye be at London by times this term , and if we speed well now , all well all this year after ; for I know verily there was never made a greater labour than shall be made now , and therefore I pray to ...
... friends , and of many other , that ye be at London by times this term , and if we speed well now , all well all this year after ; for I know verily there was never made a greater labour than shall be made now , and therefore I pray to ...
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... friend and adherent of Suffolk . He may , however , have been the Thomas Daniel , constable of Castle Rising , who ... friends , but if ( unless ) I can hold him in the better , ere ye come home ; he hath been arrested since that ye ...
... friend and adherent of Suffolk . He may , however , have been the Thomas Daniel , constable of Castle Rising , who ... friends , but if ( unless ) I can hold him in the better , ere ye come home ; he hath been arrested since that ye ...
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... friend , Sir Thomas Howys , Parson of Castlecomb . TRUSTY and well - beloved friend , I greet you well . ( Here follow some orders respecting his affairs at Caister . ) And I pray you send me word who dare be so hardy to kick against ...
... friend , Sir Thomas Howys , Parson of Castlecomb . TRUSTY and well - beloved friend , I greet you well . ( Here follow some orders respecting his affairs at Caister . ) And I pray you send me word who dare be so hardy to kick against ...
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