They therefore thoughte there must be Somewhat in it they shoulde like to see; soe, helde him down in spite of his hitting righte and lefte, and pulled therefrom, among sundrie lesser Matters, a carnation Knot of mine.
Himselfe in crimson engrayned Sattin, and Tippet of Sables, with an Orange in his Hand helde to 's Nose, as though the common Ayr were too vile to breathe.
The Pinace drawing her boate after her, the Iauans presently leapt into it, and cutte a sunder the roape that helde it, which they immediately stole from vs, thrusting with their Speares in at the loope holes.
The thirde of Iuly the winde came againe East Northeast, and wee helde our course North and by West.
Month wee set saile and helde our course West South West, but we had a calme.
The same day about euening we hoysed ankers, and set saile, hauing manned the Amsterdam with men out of our other shippes, and so helde our course Eastward.
North point, there lay three other great Portingal ships, we being not aboue half a mile from them, wherevpon wee helde in the weather and to seawarde Northeast as much as we might.
May with a South wind wee helde North West and by West.
Rounde about the steale whiche helde vp the vessell, foure Harpies of Golde did stand, with their clawes and tallented feete vpon the smoothe Table of the Ophite.
The other vppon the right side helde vnder a plate if anie thing should fall by: and the thirde vppon the lefte hand held a most whyte and cleane towell of silke to drie her lippes, and in euery action a reuerence.
And vppon his large and broade backe, did sit a princely virgine, with long and slender armes, halfe naked; with her handes she helde by his hornes.
Then followed the thyrd Tryumph, with foure wheles of Æthyopian Chrysolite, sparkling out golde: that which hath beene helde in the same, in olde time hath beene thought good to dryue away malignant spirits.
Who euer at- tained cunnyng, in any excellent arte or science, where idle- nes or pleasure heldethe swaie.
And therewith Arthurs swerd brast at the crosse and felle in the grasse amonge the blood, and the pommel and the sure handels he helde in his handes.
When syr Arthur sawe that, he was in grete fere to dye, but alweyes he helde vp his shelde and lost no ground nor bated no chere.
Her bosome sleake as Paris plaster, Helde up two balles of alabaster, Eche byas was a little cherrie: Or els I thinke a strawberie.
King Arthur then helde up his hande, And sweare upon his faye, Then tooke his leave of the grimme barone, And faste hee rode awaye.
Iohn Dauis, helde after hee had sent them from him to discouer the passage betweene Groenland and Island, written by Henry Morgan seruant to M.
Himselfe in crimson engrayned sattin, and tippet of sables, with an orange in his hand helde to 's nose, as though y^e common ayr were too vile to breathe.
They therefore thoughte there must be somewhat in it they shoulde like to see; soe, helde him down in spite of his hitting righte and lefte, and pulled therefrom, among sundrie lesser matters, a carnation knot of mine.
Helde commandeered it to the reception of his cases.
Helde joined her there, and they had luncheon together out of the ample stores under the seat of the ambulance.
Helde called for them, and they motored the seven miles to Pervyse.
Up to this day, Doctor van der Helde had always been reserved.
But helde his peace/ to wete whether the LORde had made his iourney prosperous or not.
And Iacob herde that he had defyled Dina his doughter/ but his sonnes were with the catell in the felde/ and therfore he helde his peace/ vntill they were come.
The man laye stylle in the floore, and so helde his brethe, and closed his eies, that he semed for certayne to be deade.
Then sayde the Abbesse: thou mought est haue bene helde excused, if thou haddest cryed.
By my fayth (sayde he), thou shall swere so vpon this boke; and helde to her a boke.
Whan Turpin sawe there was none other remedy, he helde him selfe contente.
This yere the kyng held his parliament at Westminster, and was ajourned til after Cristmas: and in this parliament the kyng helde his see diverse daies.
In this yere was here the emperor of Constantynnoble: and the kynghelde his Cristemasse at Eltham; and men of London maden a gret mommyng to hym of xij aldermen and there sones, for whiche they hadde gret thanke.
This yere the kyng helde his parlement at Salesbury; and at that parlement Sire Roger Mortymer was mad erle of the March, and S^{r}.
When the Gentlewoman saw hir husband to ask hir that question, she could scarce forbeare from making aunswere, notwithstanding to atchieue that whych was purposed, she helde hir peace.
The king ending his sorowfull complainte, stopped by sobbes and sighes, helde his peace.
This deliberation purposed, he sat downe by the bed side, and tooke Antiochus by the arme, and heldehim faste where the poulses ordinarily do beate.
Erasistratus feling the renforcing of the poulce, to proue howe long it would continewe, he remoued not at the comming of the Queene, but still helde his fingers vpon the beating of the poulces.
But she no more moued than a fierce lion enuironed with cruell beastes, stood still and helde her peace, her harte so constrayned for sorrow and despite, as she was not able to aunsweare a word.
When he had ended these woordes, hee helde his peace, to let her speake, attendinge none other thing by her aunswere, but the last decree either of death or life.
And when he had sayd so, he lifted vp the Lanthorne and espied miserable Andreuccio couching behinde the wall, and being afrayde, asked who it was, Andreuccio helde his peace.
But first they helde her parlement, Whether it to done were To maken hem be knowen there, 7360 Or elles walken forth disgysed.
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