Bushell wore them--from whence he was called buttond Bushell.
Plott ( Antiquities of Oxonshire) of the booke I gave him some yeares since of the songs and entertainment of Mr. Bushell to queen Henrietta Marie at his rocks.
Here his lordship much[318] meditated, his servant Mr. Bushell attending him with his pen and inke horne to sett downe his present notions.
Mr. Bushell was the greatest arts-master to runne in dept (perhaps) in the world.
I have now forgott what Mr. Bushell sayd, whether his lordship enjoyed his Muse best at night, or in the morning.
Mr. Thomas Bushell lay some time (perhaps yeares) at Capt.
My Lord Bacon was then in disgrace, and his man Bushell having more buttons then usuall on his cloake, etc.
And now to mynde there is one olde proverbe come, One bushell of marche dust is worth a kynges raunsome, What is a hundreth thousande bushels worth than?
Or lend us a bushell of snow, or twayne, And poynt us a day to pay hym agayne?
If they sell anie at home, beside harder measure, it shall be deerer to the poore man that bieth it by two pence or a groat in a bushell than they may sell it in the market.
If anie man come to buie a bushell or two for his expenses vnto the market crosse, answer is made; Forsooth here was one euen now that bad me monie for it, and I hope he will haue it.
Having so much experience, I desired him to have patience; so gott of my shirt & lep't into the watter & gathered about half a bushell of those shells or mussells.
In the fields we have gathered severall fruits, as goosberyes, blackberrys, that in an houre we gathered above a bushell of such sorte, although not as yett full ripe.
Bushell mentions 'the recent discovery in mosques of the western provinces of China of a number of hanging lamps of characteristic shape, enamelled in colours,' with Arabic motives and script.
Bushell hints that such inscriptions may in cases have been added by modern curio-dealers in Pekin, as a bait to European collectors.
Mr. Bushell explained that he wished his partner to have the money that evening, and she had to agree to let Frank carry it to him as soon as he got home.
What if Mr. Bushell had made a mistake, and not given him as much as he thought he had?
Mr. Bushell had told him to give it to his partner, but his partner had gone out into the country, and was not to be back till after supper.
The merchant thanked him, and said he was rather young to be trusted with so much money, but he reckoned Mr. Bushell knew what he was about.
But Mr. Bushelltook the boy by the arm and laughed.
That's what Mr. Bushell said," answered the boy, and he could hardly get the words out.
That made him drive faster than he might have done, perhaps; at any rate, he set off at a quick trot after Mr. Bushell had helped put the two boys in.
Anthony Henry succeeded Bushell as a printer at Halifax.
They tell me that a bushell ov korn will make a gallon ov whiskee, and sum people, who are acquainted with statisticks, say, that a barrell ov whiskee will go further in a family, than a cow.
Bushell have deciphered but few of the Si Hia characters.
S W Bushell 1872] [Illustration: Archway erected under the Mongol Dynasty at Kiu Yung Kwan, N.
Bushell of the British Legation at Peking, and the Hon.
Bushell through the Archimandrite Palladius, from the MS.
Bushell has kindly sent me a notice of a Chinese document (his translation of which he had unfortunately mislaid), containing a minute contemporary account of the annual migration of the Mongol Court to Shangtu.
Bushell in two papers (Inscriptions in the Juchen and Allied Scripts, Actes du XI.
Bushell for a day's work and a halfe for him and his man to stopp the smooke of the church.
Mrs. Bushell looked up from her needlework; her hands were full with needle and stuff, and a couple of pins protruded from her lips.
It would hardly surprise my mother to hear that I thought Millie Bushell plump.
Lady Merceron and Calder sat on the lawn: Mrs. Marland and Millie Bushell were walking up and down; Charlie was lying in a hammock.
In a confused mass, Millie Bushell and Charlie were hurled into the water.
Then she suddenly began to laugh--an action only to be excused in one in her position, and burdened with her sins, by the fact of her having at the moment a peculiarly vivid vision of Millie Bushell going head first out of a canoe.
Mr. Sam Rathbone, Mr. Gilmour, and Mr. Bushell were very active in promoting this association.
Mr. Christopher Bushell was another leader of men; tall and dignified in appearance and a good speaker, he was active in the cause of philanthropy in support of the church and of education.
One bushell well brewed, outlasteth some twaine, and saueth both mault, and expences in vaine.
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