So to my office till late, and then home to bed, after being at prayers, which is the first time after my late vowe to say prayers in my family twice in every week.
My mother in law dyd make a vowe that if her dougther shuld be delyueryd of a man chyld alyue, than that I shuld go to saynt Iames on pylgremage, and ther to salute and thãke hym.
No, I doo not beleue it if that you dyd vowe it in youre awne name.
He axid me if yt were nat I that dyd hange vpe there a table of myvowe writen in Hebrew, within .
The Soudon hirynge this tyþinge, 84 who had done such With egre chere he made a vowe villainy to him.
In all the wourld I vowe I am not woorthe a lighted faggott Or a poore pan of charcoale.
So you rewarde us, whatsoever it be, We vowe performance, and true secrecie.
As a friend his friend, And so I vowe to love thee to the end.
No; but deprived of her company, And for my careles negligence therein Am bound to doo this penaunce for my sin; That, if I never finde where she remaines, I vowe a yeare shal be my end of paines.
Oh but my vowe and promise to my Queene: I but my hope to gaine a fairer Queene, With how contrarious thoughts am I with drawne?
Mutezuma and his officers made a solëpne vowe and promise to permitte no more slaughter of men, and to set vp a Crosse for remembrance of the death and passion of Iesu Christe borne of the virgin Marie.
But I make a vowe (false woman) that it shal neuer come to passe and that this Biskaye gentleman shall neuer enioy the spoyles whych iustely bee due vnto the Trauaile and faithfull seruice of the valyaunt and vertuous knyght Dom Diego.
Which vowe Ionas now tawght with experiēce/ promiseth to paye.
Madame, since her departure I have done More hartie penance then her hart could wish, And vowe hereafter to live ever hers.
My crosse unhappye fortune hathe decreed A never shalbe conquerd; any ells, Should a but vowe to conquer 50 worlds, I would beleive a myght doo't: onlye I Shall never master a dejected slave.
My Lord, I kindlie cry you mercy now, Ashamed that you should injurie your estate To kneele to me; and vowe before these lords To make you all amends you can desire.
And being brought into such extremitie, you shall make a vowe (your health recouered) to go within a certayne time to Saint Iames on pilgrimage, which thing you may easely obtayne of the Duke your husbande.
And I make a vowe nowe vnto thee, that if I may recouer health, I will my self in person, go honor thy sacred body, in the proper place where it reposeth.
Therefore builded I hym first, for it was a public vowe: but mine owne vowe I fulfilled afterer, and soe all was well--Yt is given.
Thence to White Hall, and there did hear Betty Michell was at this end of the towne, and so without breach of vowe did stay to endeavour to meet with her and carry her home; but she did not come, so I lost my whole afternoon.
Yet one of them more hard of heart, Did vowe to do his charge, Because the wretch, that hired him, 95 Had paid him very large.
Then solemnlye he made a vowe Before the companie, That he would neither eat nor drinke, 75 Until he did her see.
I am y^e god of Bethell where thou anoynteddest the stone ad where thou vowdest a vowe vnto me.
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