Introduction to an Examination Respecting the Antiquity and Authenticity of Certain Publications, Said to Have Been Found in Manuscripts, at Bristol, ... Fifteenth Century; But Generally Considered - Softcover

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated.1809 Excerpt: ... .' The foememi everyche honde-poyncte, getteth fote." JE. 1. 273. ", robe of lillie whyte, Whyche farre abrode ynne gentle ayre doe Hie. lb. 1. 391. "Yee who hie yn mokie ayre Delethe seasonnes foule or fayre," lb. 1. 435. « The dyngeynge ounde the saundie stronde doe tare." lb. 1. 547. "Of mee, and meynte of moe, who eke can fyghte Who haveth trodden downe the adventayle." lb. 1. 469. ' Inne gyte of fyre our hallie churche dheie dyghtes." lb. 1. 607. "Oppe bie therootes our tree of lyfe dheie pyghtes." lb. 1. 609. ' Ma and Bristowe havethe thoughtes thattes bygher." lb. 1. 625: ' The swelleynge fyre yer (their) courage doe enflame." lb. 1. 710: "Whanue a loude whyrlwynde doe yttes boesomme tare." lb. 1. 577. "Lyke bulles,whose strenglhe and wondrous myghte ys fledde." lb. 1. 785. "'Tys Birtha's loss whyche doe mie thoughtes possesse." lb. 1. 920. "For yn berlookes I fynde mie leynge doe entwyne.". lb. I 925. "Whene swyfte-fote tyme doe rolle the daie alonge." lb. t. 996. «« Wyde ys the sylver lemes of comforte wove." lb. 1. 1011. "Datklynge the lyghte doe on the waters plaie." "-S, lb. J. 11278. "Smftejlies the howers that wylle brynge out the daie." lb. 1. 1130. "So fallw the fa) rest flourettes of the playne." lb. 1. 1237. "Wayllomrue bie peusmenne moke ungentle name Have uponne GoJwynne Erie of Kente bin layde." Prol. to God. 1. 1. "What (oemen r'ue/A to ifrete the londe." God. 1. 2. "Eftsoones the Normanaex and our agrame flies lb. 1. 93. "Mie Friende, Syr Hughe, whatte Tydynges bryngef thee here?" lb. 1. 148. ' There ys no mancas yn mie loverdes ente." lb. I. J 49.." The bus dyspenje utipaide doe appere." lb. 1. 150, ' The shyppw sayle. boleynge wythe the kyndlie ayre, lloanelh to harbour from the beatynge bryne." Eng. Met. 1. 18, ' St...

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