10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEWGH»
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Depositions and Other Ecclesiastical Proceedings from the ...
He saithe that, harde after the reballs was fledd, Hewgh Frende, metyng with this
examinate in Elvet, bytwixt B. Mytford house and the said Hewgh Frend's house,
the said Hewgh Frende tolde this examinate that Charles Shawe was content to ...
Church of England. Diocese of Durham, 1845
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Depositions and Other Ecclesiastical Proceedings from the ...
He saithe that, harde after the reballs was fledd, Hewgh Frende, metyng with this
examiuate in Elvet, bytwixt B. Mytford house and the said Hewgh Frend's house,
the said Hewgh Frende tolde this examinate that Charles Shawe was content to ...
Church of England. Diocese of Durham, James Raine, 1845
He saithe that, harde after the reballs was fledd, Hewgh Frende, metyng with this
examinate in Elvet, bytwixt B. Mytford house and the said Hewgh Frend's house,
the said Hewgh Frende tolde this examinate that Charles Shawe was content to ...
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The Ledger of John Smythe, 1538-1550: From the Transcript ...
All this goodes I have commendyd to the governau/ice of my sarvantes Hewg
Hamon and Robert Leight & specyally to Hewgh Hamon, as by my remenbrance
hit may apere. I pray God send it all home ageyne in saftye. Itm. more my seid ...
John Smythe, Jean Vanes, 1974
... of the eightein hundereth nyntie nyn pwnds Scotts which remains, ther be
payed to Mr Slezer presently twelve hundereth pwnd Scotts ; and thrie hundereth
pwnd Scotts be payed to the said Hewgh Browne, upon accompt of his service ;
and ...
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Origines Parochiales Scotiae: The Antiquities Ecclesiastical ...
lOd. ; lands of Airdronnell, held by the Earl of Argyle, valued at £76, taxed to £8,
3s. Id. ; lands of Innersragane, Blairchirayn, and Bendacraig, held by Sir Hewgh
Campbell of Caddell, valued at £140, taxed to £15, 0s. 5d.; lands of Ardchattan, ...
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Origines parochiales Scotiae: The antiquities ecclesiastical ...
5d. ; lands of Ardchattan, namely, Eon and Craigduchreneis, held by the same Sir
Hewgh, valued at £140, taxed to £15, 0d. 5d. ; the lands of Calderleeis, Ardacha,
and Kilbrannan, held by the same Sir Hewgh, valued at £240, taxed to £25, ...
Cosmo Innes, William Anderson, Joseph Robertson, 1854
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The Works of Shakespeare: King Lear
'.hewgh! Addressed to an imaginary (feathered) arrow; the whistling sound, '
hewgh' (cf: 'whew' 1 H. IF, 2.2. 40) being either an imitation of the arrow, or a cry
of astonishment at the success of the shot. See G. 'clout', and cf. 1. 88 'draw. ..
yard'.
John Dover Wilson, George Ian Duthie
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King Lear: 1608 and 1623 Parallel Text Edition
Look, look, a mouse! Peace, peace, this piece of toasted cheese will do't. There's
my gauntlet. I'll prove it on a giant. Bring up the brown bills. O, well flown, bird; i'th'
clout, i'th'clout: hewgh! Give the word. 90 85. side-piercing: heart-rending.
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The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare: Timon of Athens. ...
Timon of Athens. Troilus and Cressida. Cymbeline. King Lear William
Shakespeare. bird!— i' the clout1, i' the clout: hewgh!— Give th« word3. Edg.
Sweet marjoram. Lear. Pafs. Glo. I know that voice. Lear. Ha! Goneril! — with a
white beard*!
William Shakespeare, 1790
