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... says : - This was followed by a MS . volume of which apparently several copies were pre - old characters and in the same size . " pared : - " This Book has been since reprinted in the ( 2 ) " A true and Shorte Declaration of the state ...
... says : - This was followed by a MS . volume of which apparently several copies were pre - old characters and in the same size . " pared : - " This Book has been since reprinted in the ( 2 ) " A true and Shorte Declaration of the state ...
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... says " so called of fishmongers dwelling . there , and serving Friday's market . JOHN B. WAINEWRIGHT . haps the other Friday Streets were also fish markets . Per- According to Hare ( Walks in London , " vol . i . p . 185 ) , Stow says ...
... says " so called of fishmongers dwelling . there , and serving Friday's market . JOHN B. WAINEWRIGHT . haps the other Friday Streets were also fish markets . Per- According to Hare ( Walks in London , " vol . i . p . 185 ) , Stow says ...
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... says : - to the Editor of Somerset and Dorset Notes and Queries ( Witham Frary , Bath ) would be sure to be answered . 29 It is certainly high time that a " biblio- graphy of existing monastic records was compiled . Will not Dr. Rowe ...
... says : - to the Editor of Somerset and Dorset Notes and Queries ( Witham Frary , Bath ) would be sure to be answered . 29 It is certainly high time that a " biblio- graphy of existing monastic records was compiled . Will not Dr. Rowe ...
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... says , " will be muddled in its thought " : trite though it be , we think the converse not only truer but better worth saying . That is to say , we would support Mr. Sampson's arguments to the effect that there is a great deal to be ...
... says , " will be muddled in its thought " : trite though it be , we think the converse not only truer but better worth saying . That is to say , we would support Mr. Sampson's arguments to the effect that there is a great deal to be ...
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... say , eighteenth or early nineteenth century . E. H. C. STANIER . - Wanted particulars of the marriage of John Stanier ... says : -— " There were three Thomas Chippendales , all of whom were carvers or craftsmen , or both . The second of ...
... say , eighteenth or early nineteenth century . E. H. C. STANIER . - Wanted particulars of the marriage of John Stanier ... says : -— " There were three Thomas Chippendales , all of whom were carvers or craftsmen , or both . The second of ...
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Página 242 - Lord's Prayer, and the Ten Commandments, in the vulgar tongue, and all other things which a Christian ought to know and believe to his soul's health...