 | Robert (le Diable.) - 1828 - 326 str.
...God put iuto my mind : but looke once againe my Oast, is it not written there, that Doue shall hauc two hundred pounds, to be paid when he comes to demand...so sitting downe sadly in his chaire againe, vpon • sudden he burst forth a weeping ; they demanding the cause thereof, he spake as followeth : No... | |
 | 1833 - 574 str.
...approaching calamity. ' And so sitting downe sadly in his chaire againe,' continues tin- romance, ' upon a sudden he burst forth a weeping ; they demanding...how my daughter tooke on, what a coyle she kept to have me stay, and I could not be rid of the little baggage a long time, she did so hang about me ;... | |
 | Thomas Deloney - 1912 - 904 str.
...he promised that he would, notwithstanding Cole was not satisfied : but after some pause, he would needs hire one to carry it. And so sitting downe sadly...of these feares I know : but it comes now into my 40 minde (said Cole) when I set toward this my last iourney to London, how my daughter tooke on, what... | |
 | Philip Henderson - 1929 - 394 str.
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 | John William Hebel - 1953 - 1404 str.
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 | Kenneth Allott - 1956 - 328 str.
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 | Thomas Deloney - 1961 - 502 str.
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 | Various - 2006 - 380 str.
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Exceter: he promised that he would, notwithstanding Cole was not satisfied : but after some pause, he would needs hire one to carry it. And so sitting downe sadly in his chaire againe... 