But especially =Iohn Caluin=, that worthie seruant of God, in a proper Treatise that he wrote of the same matter, in which he doth learnedly confute their reasons that maintein the contrary opinion.
Immediately after this Historie, he putteth an other more worthie memorie than the foremost.
Surely it is praise worthie when a men méeting with a spirit is not afraid, but yet boldnesse and rashnesse cannot be commended.
Ful worthie was he in his lorde's werre, And thereto hadde he ridden, no man ferre, As wel in Christendom as in Hethenesse, And ever honoured for his worthinesse.
Worthie of heaven itselfe, which brought it forth.
He is as welcome as Wit, as worthie as Wit, now he hath learned of Wit how to direct his course: beleeve me, Will, I love thee.
This reason and nature craveth; and I can not but trow but that the worthie inventoures of this divyne facultie shot at this mark.
Amen, if you loue her, for the Ladie is verie well worthie Clau.
The prince being thus accompanied, with these worthie capteins and men of armes, to the number of twelue hundred, beside a thousand archers and other footmen, indeuored by all waies he could deuise to indamage them within.
Sidenote: The worthie actiuitie of the English archers.
And amongst other people that perished of that pestilentiall sickenesse, that worthie knight and noble capteine the earle of Warwike died at Calis in the moneth of Ianuarie, after his returne from Harflew.
But finallie the thing that most greeued him, was the losse of that most noble gentleman, his deere sonne prince Edward, in whom was found all parts that might be wished in a worthie gouernour.
There is one Captaine Polate, a Hampshire man, an honest gentleman, worthie of good charge.
There is another not worthie to be a sergeant of a band, as Sir John Norris knows, with many others; and I do heare by my Lord of Sussex it is he.
I must confess I wrote effectual for one Captaine Smithe unto Sir Philipp Butler; two of the name Sir John Norris will confess to be well worthie to commande, at the least, three hundred men a-piece.
Then I salute you with this Royall Title, Long liue King Richard, Englands worthie King All.
That he should dye, is worthie pollicie, But yet we want a Colour for his death: 'Tis meet he be condemn'd by course of Law Suff.
It pleased them to thinke me worthie of Pompey the great: for mine owne part, I know not the degree of the Worthie, but I am to stand for him Ber.
A match Sir, there's in all two worthie voyces begg'd: I haue your Almes, Adieu 3 Cit.
Farewell worthie Lord: A heauie heart beares not a humble tongue.
Pardon me good Lady, And by these blessed Candles of the night, Had you bene there, I thinke you would haue beg'd The Ring of me, to giue the worthie Doctor?
He loues your People, but tye him not to be their Bed-fellow: Worthie Cominius speake.
And yet theworthie deeds that York hath done, Should make him worthie to be honoured here.
Who rests not pleased with such happines, 215 Well worthie he to taste of wretchednes.
Therefore, my Daphne they have tane away; 365 For worthie of a better place was she: But me unworthie willed here to stay, That with her lacke I might tormented be.
So shall succeeding ages have no light Of things forepast, nor moniments of time; And all that in this world is worthie hight 105 Shall die in darknesse, and lie hid in slime!
The same I beseech your Ladiship take in good part, as a pledge of that profession which I have made to you, and keepe with you untill with some other more worthie labour redeeme it out of your hands, and discharge my utmost dutie.
Whose daily studie is, your countrie to adorne: And for to keepe a worthie house, in place where you weare borne.
Entombed here doth rest a worthie Dame, Extract and born of noble house and bloud, Her sire, Lord Paget, hight of worthie fame Whose virtues cannot sink in Lethe floud.
And of all actions how glorious soever in apparance they be of themselves, he doth ever impute the cause of them to some vicious and blame-worthie occasion, or to some commoditie and profit.
Thus the state of the realme in those daies was verie miserable, for there wanted worthie chieftains to rule the people, and to chastise them when they did amisse.
Worthie Knight" on whom this epitaph was composed, and give any particulars which can be ascertained concerning him.
I suppose that the afflictiõs of this lyfe / are not worthie of the glorie which shal be shewed vpõ vs.
The afflictiõs of this lyfe / are not worthie of the glorie / which shalbe shewed vppon vs.
Sidenote: The worthie praise of Theodore and Adrian.
Against this enimie (I say) therefore worthie of reuengement for his so manifold outrages, shew yourselues valiant, and with manlie stomaches driue him out of our confines.
You therefore (most worthie cheefetaines) you men of honor, it standeth you vpon to haue in regard your vertue and dignities.
If vpon valiance, here are manie verie worthie men, afore whom there is not one aliue that may chalenge any prerogatiue.
A small number of your worthie elders haue oftentimes vanquished great multitudes of enimies.
Wherby some peece of monie must needs passe vnto their purses to stop their mouths withall, or else my lord will not like of the corne: 'Thou are worthie to loose thy lease, etc.
Although all the editions I have been able to examine read "lesse worthie than theefe to be whipt," I suspect the correct reading to be "lesse worthie than theese to be whipt.
Sidenote: A worthie & rare example of equitie in king Henrie.
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