For by myn hidde sorwe y-blowe on brede 530 I shal bi-Iaped been a thousand tyme More than that fool of whos folye men ryme.
Item paid for brede and ale and fewell departyd amongs the susters by a yere and a half lij s.
The two most interesting spots in the hilly country immediately north of the Brede valley (north of Winchelsea) are Udimore and Brede.
And, on the Brede by-road, it is worth while also to turn aside again in order to seeBrede Place.
Sidenote: BREDE PLACE] From Udimore one reachesBrede by turning off the high road about two miles to the east.
It is worth a visit to Brede church to be persuaded that that matured Irishman ever was a baby.
Illustration] “No,” we heard the voice of Mr. Brede reply.
Then we lay down on the grass, and Brede began to talk, in a gentle voice, as if he felt the influence of the place.
Mrs. Brede was in my wife’s arms, sobbing as if her young heart would break.
Mrs. Brede looked toward my wife, and my wife moved toward Mrs. Brede.
We strolled slowly across the fields, passed through the little belt of woods, and as I heard Mrs. Brede’s little cry of startled rapture, I motioned to Brede to look up.
Now, when I went up the Matterhorn,” Mr. Brede began.
And my last doubt of Mr. Brede vanished as he shook that grimy hand in manly fashion.
I hain’t said I wanted to hev ye leave—” began Mr. Jacobus; but Brede cut him short.
Mrs. Brede sobbed on her shoulder, “why didn’t you tell us?
Perhaps it was no more remarkable that Brede should not invest than that I should not—and yet, it seemed to add one circumstance more to the other suspicious circumstances.
Messieurs Le Brede and Du Tremblay, the last guests, are just putting on their overcoats," answered the maid.
And he letsBrede take the basket and the tools; ay, he lets it be understood that this is a relief, that it eases him to get rid of it.
The family, and Brede himself, live as best they can on their takings.
Brede Olsen has been up, with his samples of stone, and got nothing for his pains, seeing that the mining expert was gone back to Sweden again.
The new man was Brede Olsen, Lensmand's assistant, a man to go to when the doctor had to be fetched, or a pig to be killed.
Brede is not altogether pleased with his boy Helge in that respect; he can be heard at times standing in the store with a little group about him, developing his theories as to children and their duty toward their parents.
When he came down to the farm some hours later, Brede was still there, but Geissler took no notice of his questions; Geissler was tired, and waved him aside.
Axel is left for a moment without support, and Brede has to drop the basket and hold him, though Axel can stand by himself now, it seems.
Isak was sick and tired of Brede's visits, and went out of the room when he came; then Inger and Brede would sit talking heartily together.
For all his patience, Isak gave Brede a look and said: "Ay, I dare say you would.
Sitting there telling Barbro how she herself was friends and on the best of terms with Barbro's father, with Brede Olsen!
Now is it right me to procede, How Shame gan medle and take hede, Thurgh whom felle angres I have had; And how the stronge wal was maad, 3790 And the castell of brede and lengthe, That God of Love wan with his strengthe.
Of al the worlde cure have I In brede and lengthe; boldely I wol bothe preche and eek counceilen; 6845 With hondis wille I not traveilen, For of the pope I have the bulle; I ne holde not my wittes dulle.
And after I came from Mesopotamia/ Rahel dyed apon my hande in the lande of Canaa/ by the waye: when I had but a feldes brede to goo vnto Ephrat.
And they departed from Bethel/ & when he was but a feld brede from Ephrath/ Rahel began to trauell.
And Abraham rose vp early in the mornyng and toke brede and a bottell with water/ and gaue it vnto Hagar/ puttynge it on hir shulders wyth the lad also/ and sent her awaye.
Passing down the Brede Kirk Straet they saw Joan at the door.
Mrs. Brede was full of a maternal gentleness; she played with her little girls, and seemed to enjoy an admirable balance of mind.
There was Mrs. Brede living alone with her children in one of them, and since seven of the guests had left, Miss Torsen was also alone in the south wing.
Mrs. Brede had to give up her sitting room to three English ladies, and the rest of us were crowded together as close as possible.
Hardly had Manufacturer Brede left when Paul began to live a most irregular life again.
The men from Bergen and Mrs. Brede with her children have left for home.
A week later Mrs. Bredearrived with her children; she had a cottage to herself, as in previous summers.
Switzerland," said Mrs. Brede in her gentle fashion, and then she reddened and laughed a little.
A little later I passed the woodshed and saw Mrs. Brede there, tying a fresh bandage on Solem's finger.
And now to make matters worse Manufacturer Bredehad said he would withdraw his money.
Besides, the other ladies were on his side; the mighty Mrs. Brede alone could save him by a word.
But perhaps Mrs. Brede was not always so calm as she seemed.
Manufacturer Brede, too, has put money into it, and that is why Mrs. Brede comes here every year with her children, to get their dividends in board and lodging.
Mrs. Brede with the handsome, well-modeled head knows something about everything, for her many summers at the farm have given her knowledge.
They were already behind the outhouses, then behind the two great rowan trees; they hurried lest Mrs. Brede should see them.
The Abbey, however, claimed on behalf of its Manor of Brede (including Rye and Winchelsea) all the franchises granted to Steyning, contending that they were meant to extend to all its lands in Sussex.
On examining for myself the charter of resumption and comparing it with the Abbey's claims as to Bredeat the quo warranto inquiry, I discovered the solution of the mystery.
Rye and Winchelsea belonged geographically to the Abbey's lordship of Brede in the extreme west of the county; its lordship of Steyning was in East Sussex.
Frederick let go his uncle's arm; both walked the rest of the way through the forest in silence, and soon the village of Brede lay before them with its mud houses and its few better brick houses, one of which belonged to Simon.
He was twelve years old when his mother received a visit from her younger brother who lived in Brede and had not crossed his sister's threshold since her foolish marriage.
That night a figure moved slowly down from the heights ofBrede toward the village.
They had been overtaken by the storm in the Forest of Brede and had sought shelter under a great beech on the mountain side.
They were now approaching the place in the Teutoburg Forest where the Forest of Brede extends down the slope of the mountain and fills a very dark ravine.
And than his confessour, after this exposicyon to hym made, injoyned hym in penaunce to faste euery Fryday on brede and water, tyll he had his Pater noster well and sufficiently lerned.
The time of yeres overgeth, That he was man of brede and lengthe, Of wit, of manhod and of strengthe, A fair persone amonges alle.
That dai schal falle, I hope so, That I schal telle out al mi fille, And with mi speche I schal fulfille 5660 The wyde world in brede and lengthe.
Persones that shall attende upon my Lorde at his Borde Daily, ande have no more but his Revercion Except Brede and Drynk.
Now swete brede of lyfe make both them & vs fele thy swetnes & loue forsakynge all vanytees.
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