 | Samuel Purchas - 1906 - 614 pages
...bin better covered. The Queene [IV. vi. they saw not, nor any of the Noble wives, but of the IJ59-] vulgar many ; and the Maidens it should seeme they...even among them. And no mervaile if the severitie of ?**"£*'* nitlt law be set instead of many other wanting hinderances. It seemeth that themselves are... | |
 | Samuel Purchas - 1906 - 618 pages
...have bin better covered. The Queene [IV. vi. they saw not, nor any of the Noble wives, but of the "5W vulgar many ; and the Maidens it should seeme they...meddle with another mans wife, is punished with death, Adulsery even among them. And no mervaile if the severitie of f"m1**i wit^ law be set instead of many... | |
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IJ59-] vulgar many ; and the Maidens it should seeme they would not have so squemish, for the King commanded his Daughters presence, with whom our Gentlemen did dance after meate was taken away. This withdrawing of their wives seemeth to come of the common... 