Tudor Tracts, 1532-1588;
Tudor Tracts, 1532-1588;
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Also, in some places, where you shall see a name or names sJrinJof^iS'. ] LETTERS AND FIGURES. 267 stand without figures ; that signifieth the certain day to be unknown. Some, therefore, perchance, will judge much rashness in me to write with ignorance; to whom, with reverence, I answer, that as I received the names registered and gathered by a good gentleman : even so, at a friend's desire, I have put them in metre, in this little book, thinking that, by pleasantness of reading, and easiness [...cheapness] of price, they might be the more largely blown and known.
For my desire is that all men should participate [in] this my travail : and were the author and inditing half so worthy as the matter ; then would I most earnestly wish and desire that it might be conveyed and delivered to the Queen's Majesty's own hands. Wherein Her Grace might see, what unmerciful Ministers had charge over the poor sheep ; who, wolfishly, at their wills, devoured the same : and, also, what ruin and decay of Her Grace's subjects (that might have been), they have brought to pass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Also, in some places, where you shall see a name or names sJrinJof^iS'. ] LETTERS AND FIGURES. 267 stand without figures ; that signifieth the certain day to be unknown. Some, therefore, perchance, will judge much rashness in me to write with ignorance; to whom, with reverence, I answer, that as I received the names registered and gathered by a good gentleman : even so, at a friend's desire, I have put them in metre, in this little book, thinking that, by pleasantness of reading, and easiness [...cheapness] of price, they might be the more largely blown and known.
For my desire is that all men should participate [in] this my travail : and were the author and inditing half so worthy as the matter ; then would I most earnestly wish and desire that it might be conveyed and delivered to the Queen's Majesty's own hands. Wherein Her Grace might see, what unmerciful Ministers had charge over the poor sheep ; who, wolfishly, at their wills, devoured the same : and, also, what ruin and decay of Her Grace's subjects (that might have been), they have brought to pass.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A F Albert Frederick Pollard to read onlineMoreLess
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