 | Walter Scott - English drama - 1810 - 630 pages
...Gentlewomen in cloaks and % safe-guards ; BLAGUE, the merry Host of the George, comes in with them. Host. Welcome, good knight, to the George at Waltham ; my...goods, and chattels. Madam, here's a room is the very Ho5 Safe-guards.— Safe-guards are outward petticoats, still worn by the wires of farmers, &c. who... | |
 | Walter Scott - English drama - 1810 - 630 pages
...merry Hottof the George, comet in with them. Host. Welcome, good knight, to the George at Walthara ; my freehold, my tenements, goods, and chattels. Madam, here's a room is the very Ho> ' Safe-guards. — Safe-guards are outward petticoats, still worn by the wives of fanners, &c.... | |
 | Walter Scott - English drama - 1810 - 630 pages
...Host of the George, comet in with them. Host. Welcome, good knight, to the George at Waltham ; uiy freehold, my tenements, goods, and chattels. Madam, here's a room is the very Hos Safi-guards.— Safe-guards are outward petticoats, still worn by the wives of farmers, &c. who... | |
 | John Cooper Grocott - 1863 - 562 pages
...in it but one ouly man. SHAESPERE. — Julius Caesar, Act L Scene 2. (Cassins to Brutus.) ROOM. — Madam, here's a room is the very Homer and Iliads of a lodging. ANGNYMOUS. — The Merry Devil of Edmondton, Act I. In the worst inn's worst room, with mat half-hung,... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - Drama - 1875 - 576 pages
...gentlewomen in cloaks and safeguards;i BLAGUE, the merry Iwst of ike George, comes in witk them. HOST. Welcome, good knight, to the George at Waltham : my...tenements, goods and chattels. Madam, here's a room is2 the very Homer and Iliads of a lodging, it hath none of the four elements in it : I built it out... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - Drama - 1875 - 580 pages
...to the George at Waltham : my freehold, my tenements, goods and chattels. Madam, here's a room is 2 the very Homer and Iliads of a lodging, it hath none of the four elements in it: I huilt it out of the centre, and I drink ne'er the less sack. AVelcome, my little waste of maidenheads... | |
 | Karl Warnke, Ludwig Proescholdt - 1883 - 508 pages
...the inns Evelyn. (Quoted by Webster.). Jtntrts. As to the expression my house, my castle, cp. II 2 Welcome good knight, to the George* at Waltham, my free-hold, my tenements, goods and chattels. By the reading, proposed by Mr. Hazlitt, my house is my castle, the construction of the whole passage... | |
 | Karl Warnke, Ludwig Proescholdt - 1883 - 512 pages
...knight, to the George at Waltham, my free -hold, my tenements, goods and chattels! Madam, beer's a roome is the very Homer and Iliads of a lodging, it hath none of the foure elements in it ; I built it out of the 5 Center, and I drinke neere the lesse sacke. Welcome,... | |
 | Ludwig Proescholdt, Karl Warnke - 1884 - 94 pages
...the inns Evelyn. (Quoted by Webster.). Jenerts. As to the expression my house, my castle, cp. II 2 Welcome good knight, to the George at Waltham, my free-hold, my tenements, goods and chattels. By the reading, proposed by Mr. Hazlitt, my house is my castle, the construction of the whole passage... | |
 | William [doubtful plays] Shakespeare - 1884 - 102 pages
...knight, to the George at Waltham, my free -hold, my tenements, goods and chattels! Madam, heer's a roome is the very Homer and Iliads of a lodging, it hath none of the foure elements in it ; I built it out of the 5 Center, and I drinke neere the lesse sacke. Welcome,... | |
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Blague, the merry Host of the George, comes in -with them. Host. Welcome, good knight, to the George at Waltham, my free-hold, my tenements, goods and chattels ! Madam, here's a room is the very Homer and Iliads of a lodging, it hath none of the four... 
