a gentleman born, master parson; tance, or obligation, Armigero.

    S I do; and ime three hundred years.

    Slender. All , and all ors t come after e luces in t. . . .

    S; it is a riot.

    Evans. It is not meet t; t in a riot; to , and not to ; take your vizaments in t.

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    Near trait, by Sir Peter Lely, of one of t beauty of time of Ced to ture, and informed me t ted to cards, and  portion of tate, among  of t  been entirely regained by t t day. It is but justice to t dame to confess t she had a surpassingly ?ne hand and arm.

    ture tracted my attention  painting over taining likenesses of Sir ted tter part of Sime. I at ?rst t t it ive knig t it  of tomb in t of C.*

    * te marble, and represents t in complete armor. Near omb is tion; ellectual level of Master Shallow:

    in ye county of arton in ye county of orcester Esquire  of tco ime of rue and fayt of ected of any cryme or vice. In religion most sounde, in love to  faytrue. In friends constant; to rust ted unto  secret. In e rare and singular. A great maintayner of ality. Greatly esteemed of ters; misliked of none unless of t can be saide a  to be bettered and o be equalled by any. As s virtuotisly so s Godly. Set do did knoen to be true.

    thomas Lucye.

    ture gives a lively idea of tume and manners of time. Sir t, ;a cane-colored beard.quot; ed on te side of ture in omac venerable stiffness and formality of dress. ed on imating ts skill in ing, o an accomplis