 | Henry Walter - Great Britain - 1832 - 642 pages
...would speedily find a husband for his sister, because she was uncomfortable at home. " For she hath since Easter, the most part, been beaten once in the week, or twice, and sometimes twice on a day, and her head broken in two or three places." These blows had been inflicted by the... | |
 | sir John Fenn, Alexander Ramsay (miscellaneous writer) - 1840 - 414 pages
...servants of her mother's, but that she beareth her an hand otherwise than she meaneth ; and she hath since Easter the most part been beaten once in the week or twice, and sometimes twice on a day, and her head broken in two or three places. Wherefore, cousin, she hath sent to me... | |
 | John Fenn, Alexander Ramsay - Great Britain - 1859 - 414 pages
...servants of her mother's, but that she beareth her an hand otherwise than she meaneth ; and she hath since Easter the most , part been beaten once in the week or twice, and sometimes twice on a day, and her head broken in two or three places. Wherefore, cousin, she hath sent to me... | |
 | Electronic journals - 1866 - 618 pages
...other than she meaneth, nnd hath since Easter (it being then St. Peter, June 29, 1464, 32 Henry VI.) the most part been beaten once in the week or twice, and sometimes twice on a day, and her head broken in two or three places." The same mother, Agnes Poston, enters... | |
 | Frederick James Furnivall - Education - 1867 - 96 pages
...servants of her mother's, but that she beareth her on hand otherwise than she meaneth ; and she hath since Easter the most part been beaten once in the week or twice, and sometimes twice on a day, and her head broken in two or three places." (vip 50, col. 1, ed. 1840.) The treatment... | |
 | Frederick James Furnivall - Education - 1868 - 746 pages
...servants of her mother's, hut that she beareth her on hand otherwise than she meaneth ; and she hath since Easter the most part been beaten once in the week or twice, and sometimes twice ou a day, and her head broken in two or three places." (vip 50, coL 1, ed. 1840.) The treatment... | |
 | Thomas Wright - Architecture, Domestic - 1871 - 542 pages
...servants of her mother's, but that she beareth her on hand otherwise than she meaneth ; and she hath since Easter the most part been beaten once in the week, or twice, and sometimes twice in a day, and her head broken in two or three places. Wherefore, cousin, she hath sent to me... | |
 | James Gairdner - English language - 1872 - 732 pages
...visitor, and was suspicious even of her intercourse with the servants of her own house. " And she hath since Easter the most part been beaten once in the week or twice, and sometimes twice in one day, and her head broken in two or three places."1 Such was the rough domestic discipline... | |
 | James Gairdner - England - 1872 - 724 pages
...visitor, and was suspicious even of her intercourse with the servants of her own house. " And she hath since Easter the most part been beaten once in the week or twice, and sometimes twice in one day, and her head broken in two or three places."ยป Such was the rough domestic discipline... | |
 | Eugene Lawrence - English literature - 1878 - 176 pages
...we are told of an Elizabeth Paston, twenty years old, and her mother's treatment of her: "She hathe, since Easter, the most part been beaten once in the week or twice in one day, and her head broken in two or three places." Lady Jane Grey, in Henry VIII.'s reign, was... | |
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... hath since Easter the most part been beaten once in the week or twice, and sometimes twice on a day, and her head broken in two or three places. 
