The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 1Routledge, 1862 |
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... unto my Daughter Judyth , One hundred and Fyftie poundes of lawfull English money , to be paied unto her in manner and forme followeing , That ys to saye , One hundred poundes in discharge of her marriage porcion within one yeare after ...
... unto my Daughter Judyth , One hundred and Fyftie poundes of lawfull English money , to be paied unto her in manner and forme followeing , That ys to saye , One hundred poundes in discharge of her marriage porcion within one yeare after ...
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... unto this Court good cause to the contrary , upon opening of the unto this Court by Mr. Dighton being of the Defendants Counsel in the presence of Plaintiffs Counsel and upon reading of the said Order It was alleged that the Defendant I ...
... unto this Court good cause to the contrary , upon opening of the unto this Court by Mr. Dighton being of the Defendants Counsel in the presence of Plaintiffs Counsel and upon reading of the said Order It was alleged that the Defendant I ...
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... unto the said greate stone bridge of Stratford * * Item I give dispose and bequeath unto my loveinge kindsman Edward Nash gentleman sonne and heire of my Uncle George Nashe of London gentleman and to his heires and assignes for ever ...
... unto the said greate stone bridge of Stratford * * Item I give dispose and bequeath unto my loveinge kindsman Edward Nash gentleman sonne and heire of my Uncle George Nashe of London gentleman and to his heires and assignes for ever ...
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