 But yet (sayd he) there is a little locke of Lady Occasion flickering in the aire, by our hands to catch hold on, whereby we may yet once more (before all be utterly past, and for ever) discreetly and valiantly recover and enjoy, if not all our ancient...  The Close of the Tenth Century of the Christian Era - Page 49by Richard Watson Dixon - 1858 - 66 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Richard Hakluyt - Discoveries in geography - 1903 - 462 pages
...acceptable, and to all perfect common wealths, most honorable, profitable, and comfortable. But yet (sayd he) there is a little locke of Lady Occasion flickering...valiantly recover and enjoy, if not all our ancient & due appurtenances to this 16 AD 973Imperiall Brittish monarchie, yet at the least some such notable... | |
 | Richard Hakluyt - Discoveries in geography - 1903 - 458 pages
...acceptable, and to all perfect common wealths, most honorable, profitable, and comfortable. But yet (sayd he) there is a little locke of Lady Occasion flickering...once more (before all be utterly past, and for ever) d1screetly and valiantly recover and enjoy, if not all our ancient & due appurtenances to this c. 890.... | |
 | Gerald Suster - Body, Mind & Spirit - 2003 - 172 pages
...there is a little lock of LADY OCCASION'S hair flickering in the air for our hands to catch hold of, whereby we may, yet once more, (before all be utterly past and gone for ever), discreetly and valiantly recover and enjoy, if not all our Ancient and due appurtenances... | |
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...there is a little lock of Lady Occasion's hair flickering in the air for our hand to catch hold of, whereby we may, yet once more (before all be utterly past and gone forever), discreetly and valiantly recover and enjoy . . . our Ancient and due appurtenances to... | |
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