 | Sir Henry Ellis - English letters - 1827 - 390 pages
...Letter, and disclosed your credence, gretely to the Quene's comfortc. And for somiche as the Queue lieth as yet in childe bedde, and shall kepe her chambre these thre wookes at the leiste, we have advised the said Sir Christofer Garveis to remaigne at Morpeth till the Quene is comyng thidder.... | |
 | sir Henry Ellis - 1827 - 386 pages
...laste paste, whiche daye he delyvered your Letter, and disclosed your credence, gretely to the Quene's comforte. And for somiche as the Quene lieth as yet in childe bedde, and shall kepe her chamvbre these thre wookes at the leiste, we have advised the said Sir Christofer Garveis to remaigne... | |
 | John Skelton - 1856 - 412 pages
...your grace hath sent to the said quene your suster till Sondaye laste paste, whiche daye he delyuered your letter and disclosed your credence, gretely to...her chambre these thre wookes at the leiste, we haue aduise the said sir Christofer Garneis to remaigne at Morpeth till the queneis comyng thidl Hall's... | |
 | John Skelton - 1864 - 400 pages
...laste paste, which e daye he delyuered your letter and disclosed your credence, gretely to the queues comforte. And for somiche as the quene lieth as yet in childe beclde, and shall kepe her chambre these thre wookes at the leiste, we haue aduise the said sir Ghristofer... | |
 | 1866 - 408 pages
...your grace hath sent to the said quene your suster till Sondaye laste paste, whiche daye he delyuered your letter and disclosed your credence, gretely to...her chambre these thre wookes at the leiste, we haue aduise the said sir Christofer Garneis to remaigne at Morpeth till the queneis comyng thidder, and... | |
 | John Skelton - 1881 - 968 pages
...whiche daye he delyuered your letter and disclosed your credence, gretely to the quenes com forte. And for somiche as the quene lieth as yet in childe...kepe her chambre these thre wookes at the leiste, we liaue aduise the said sir Christofer Garneis to remaigne at Morpeth till the queneis comyng thidder,... | |
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Morpeth till the queneis comyng thidder, and then her grace may order and prepare euery parte of the said stuf after her pleasure and as her grace semeth moste conuenient... 