For I have recieved a box of roses, with no card, but a pen and ink drawing of a Gentleman in evening clothes crawling onto a fire-escape through an open window.
I have today recieved this dairy from home, having come back a few days early to make up a French Condition.
It rained solid sheets, and Patrick, the butler, gave notice three hours after he had recieved his Xmas presents, on account of not being let off for early mass.
Although not suspicous by nature, I now looked at her and saw why I had recieved the pink hoze.
He never paid any attention to me when she was around, and I recieved him cooly.
At this entertainment she could not forbeare, but was so severe and ingrate as to upbraid Sir John of his late recieved baffle; and some other ladys had their flirts.
Having recieved some shott or wound in the warres in the Lowe-countreys, where he had command of .
I recieved a letter from him concerning this subject, which many yeares since I shewed, and was read and entred in the bookes of the Royall Societie, for Dr.
Mr. Milton recieved him civilly, and told him he would give him leave to tagge his verses.
Anno Domini 166--he was chosen fellowe of the Royall Societie, and was there admitted and recieved with much respect.
Dove, of Salisbury, and went to hear the Common Prayer there, and recieved the Sacraments; and sometimes wayted on bishop Ward, who respected him for his learning.
When king Charles II returned, he recieved Mr. Waller very kindly, and no man's conversation is more esteemed at court now then his.
Anno 1660 he came into England, and was presently recieved into good grace with his majestie, who was mightily pleased with his discourse.
I have got Mr. Pigot's birth, as to the month and howre from his kinswoman who was at his mother's labour and recieved him in her lapp.
Though I recieved it but three dayes since, yet, drawen-on by the easinesse of the style and elegancy of the language, I have read it all over, and I give you most humble thankes for sending it to me.
And Daniel said: Welll hast thou lide against thy own head: for behold the angel of God having recieved the sentence of him, shall cut thee in two.
Now therefore cursed shalt thou be upon the earth, which hath opened her mouth and recieved the blood of thy brother at thy hand.
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