The Novels of Thomas Deloney
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Page 36
... King . Quoth hee , his Grace hath a horse , and I am on foote , therefore will him to come to mee : beside that , while I am away , our enemies might come and put my people in hazard as the Scots did England , while our King was in ...
... King . Quoth hee , his Grace hath a horse , and I am on foote , therefore will him to come to mee : beside that , while I am away , our enemies might come and put my people in hazard as the Scots did England , while our King was in ...
Page 37
... King . ) Whereupon I with my men ( quoth Iacke ) prepared our selues to withstand them till such time as your Maiesties royall presence put them to flight . 15 Tush ( said the King ) thou must think that the force of flies is 20 not ...
... King . ) Whereupon I with my men ( quoth Iacke ) prepared our selues to withstand them till such time as your Maiesties royall presence put them to flight . 15 Tush ( said the King ) thou must think that the force of flies is 20 not ...
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... King of Lombardie , who was no better then the son of a common strumpet , being painted like a naked childe walking in water , and taking hold of the point of a Launce , by the which hee hung fast , and saued himselfe . 20 The reason ...
... King of Lombardie , who was no better then the son of a common strumpet , being painted like a naked childe walking in water , and taking hold of the point of a Launce , by the which hee hung fast , and saued himselfe . 20 The reason ...
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