10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAGBUT»
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Every Saturday: A Journal of Choice Reading
And sometimes, when Carry was most religious, and most affectionate, — when
he was wearied with religious work, and would gladly have heard something of
the world which he was bound to despise in words, Hagbut thought seriously that
...
Hut Hagbut was an exceptional man. The man had power. He had put a few ends
before him, social and religious; and in steadily pursuing those ends he looked
neither to the right nor the left. The success of his own small religious connection
...
And sometimes, when Cany was most religious, and most affectionate, — when
he was wearied with religious work, and would gladly have heard something of
the world which he was bound to despise in words, Hagbut thought seriously that
...
Eneas Sweetland Dallas, 1869
4
Old Margaret: and other stories
She was alone that evening, with an atlas before her, following Morley across the
map, when the little maid told her that Mr. Hagbut was come to see her. And she
said, " Show him in." Mr. Hagbut came in, and they greeted one another civilly ...
5
Calendar of the State Papers relating to Scotland and Mary, ...
Elizabeth. 1573. the brewer; "Wille" Currer, his man; " Sande" Woode, the baker,
a hagbut ; Peter, his man, baker ; John Morray, a hagbut ; Robert Lowchman ; •'
Sande " Marshall, sick ; The Laird's cook, a hagbut ; 2 boys of the kitchen ; — 25.
6
Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. Suppl. ...
HAGBUT of CROCHE.] Add ; In O.E. the term retains more of the original sound. "
Which syde also they fenced with ii. felde peces, and certeyn hagbuts a crok
liynge vnder a turf wal." Patten's Expedicion D. of Somerset, p. 41. HAGBUT of ...
7
Hetty, and other stories
Morley and Hagbut walked eastward together through the fog, and Morley was
the first to speak. " Hagbut," he said, " are you going to marry that girl ? " "
Assuredly, my brother," said Hagbut. " Have you thought of what you are doing ? "
asked ...
8
The Justice of the Peace and Parish Officer
(5) Arid no person shall shoot with any hand-gun, demihake, or hagbut, at any
thing at large, within any city, borough, or market town, nor within a quarter of a
mile of the same, except it be at a butt or bank ofearth in place convenient, or sor
...
9
An abridgment of the publick statutes in force and use from ...
No person, except he have lands, $3c to the yearly value of 100/. shall shoot in or
keep any cross-bow, handgun, hagbut, or demy-hake, otherwise than is hereafter
declared, upon pain to forfeit jo.l. VI. SeB. 2. No person shall shoot in or have ...
Great Britain, John Cay, 1739
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A Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: ...
HAGBUT of CROCHE.] Add; InO.E.the term retains more of the original sound. "
Which syde also they fenced with ii. felde peces, and certeyn hagbuts a crok
liynge vnder a turf wal." Patten's Expedicion D. of Somerset, p. 41. HAGBUT of ...
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