Chapter V

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading 7.

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

later than; following

From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

the form of “be” used with “I”

From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

one more of the same kind, or a different one

From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

the -ing form of “be”

From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before

From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

the past form of “do”, used in questions and negatives

From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect

From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned

From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb

From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

used to say something is necessary, or almost certainly true

From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

belonging to the person speaking

From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

not any; not one

From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

used to mean any person in general, including the speaker

From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

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From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

an old word for “you”, as the object, speaking to one person

From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned

From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

an old word for “your”, speaking to one person

From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

the speaker together with one or more other people

From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And whan we had saluted one another, then one tooke the booke, and began to read the story of king _Edward_ the fifte: (for there wee left) and when hee came to the apprehending of the lord _Riuers_: “Stay there I pray you,” sayd I, “for here is his complaint.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

at the time that

From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned

From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

belonging to which person

From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

in the company of; together with

From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading For the better vnderstanding whereof, you must imagine that he was accompanied with the lord _Richard Gray_, _Hawt_, and _Clappam_, whose infortunes hee bewaileth after this maner.”] Howe Syr _Anthony Woduile_ Lord Riuers and Scales, Gouernour of Prince _Edward_, was with his Nephue Lord _Richard Gray_ and other causelesse imprisoned and cruelly murdered, Anno 1483.[1232] 1.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

used for something imagined, polite, or habitual in the past

From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

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From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

but in spite of that

From this reading And of _Salomon_ that was of wit the well, _Absolon_ preferred his hayre for to sell, Yet for his bewty wormes eate him also, And I but late in honoures did excell, _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.

the person or people being spoken to

From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.

belonging to the person or people being spoken to

From this reading I haue played my pageant, now am I past, Yee wot well all I was of no great elde: Thus all thing concluded shalbe at the last, When death approcheth then lost is the fielde: Then seing this world me no longer vpheld, (For nought would conserue mee here in this place) _In manus tuas Domine_ my spirit vp I yeelde, Humbly beseeching thee, O God, of thy grace, O you courteous commons your heartes embrace, Beningly now to pray for mee also, For right well you[1229] know your king I was: _Et ecce nunc in puluere dormio_.[1230] [Whan this was sayd, euery man for that[1231] time tooke his leaue of other, and departed (for then it waxed darke) appointing a new day of meeting, which being come, we met all together againe.