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... Henry IV . , ' Part I. , the second Carrier says : I have a gammon of bacon and two razes of ginger to be delivered as far as Charing Cross . ' The glossary of the Handy - Volume edition gives Raze , race , of ginger , a root of ginger ...
... Henry IV . , ' Part I. , the second Carrier says : I have a gammon of bacon and two razes of ginger to be delivered as far as Charing Cross . ' The glossary of the Handy - Volume edition gives Raze , race , of ginger , a root of ginger ...
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... Henry VI . and a cousin of Edward IV . and Richard III . In the last two lines : - Sanguinis Edvardi quarti ternique Ricardi Gradibus in ternis alter utrique fuit , OLD SARUM . JOHN CAMDEN HOTTEN ( 11 S. xi . 357 ) .— Add : - Hans ...
... Henry VI . and a cousin of Edward IV . and Richard III . In the last two lines : - Sanguinis Edvardi quarti ternique Ricardi Gradibus in ternis alter utrique fuit , OLD SARUM . JOHN CAMDEN HOTTEN ( 11 S. xi . 357 ) .— Add : - Hans ...
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... Henry James on ' Mr. and Mrs. Fields ' is delightful , and , after so much roaring of guns , refreshing in the way we all so well know as his own . Dr. Fitchett in a first paper on Welling- ton's conversations about his battles is ...
... Henry James on ' Mr. and Mrs. Fields ' is delightful , and , after so much roaring of guns , refreshing in the way we all so well know as his own . Dr. Fitchett in a first paper on Welling- ton's conversations about his battles is ...
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... Henry Mundi of Barnwell , the son of Simon Mundi of Barnwell , were in evidence as tenants of the Priory of Barnwell ( Hundred Roll of Cambridgeshire temp . Edward I. ) . And in the year 1307 a William Mundy and Amicia his wife sold ...
... Henry Mundi of Barnwell , the son of Simon Mundi of Barnwell , were in evidence as tenants of the Priory of Barnwell ( Hundred Roll of Cambridgeshire temp . Edward I. ) . And in the year 1307 a William Mundy and Amicia his wife sold ...
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... Henry VIII . , ' at p . 306 , says : - “ Ominous rumours were rife in London that her life had purposely been jeopardized in order to save that of the child at birth . They were not true . " He adds in a note : - " The assertion ...
... Henry VIII . , ' at p . 306 , says : - “ Ominous rumours were rife in London that her life had purposely been jeopardized in order to save that of the child at birth . They were not true . " He adds in a note : - " The assertion ...
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