...following his dame. Hire mouth was swete as braket or the meth, Or horde of apples, laid in hay or hetb; Winsing she was, as is a jolly colt, Long as a mast, and upright as a bolt. CHACCEH. THE little window, at which appeared the plump, round, and rosy face of Grace Bolt, the miller's...

...a game, As any kid or calf, folowing his dame. Hire mouth was sweet as braket or the meth,* Or hord of apples laid in hay or heth." Winsing" she was as...jolly colt, Long as a mast and upright as a bolt. A broche she bare upon hire low colere, As brode as is the bosse of a bokelere." Hire shoon were laced...

...folowing his dame. Hire mouth was sweet as braket or the moth," Or hord of apples laid in hay or heth.10 Winsing" she was as is a jolly colt, Long as a mast and upright as a bolt. A broche she bare upon hire low colere, As brode as is the bosse of a bokelere." Hire shoon were laced...

...dame. Hire mouth was sweet as braket or the meth,° Or hord of apples laid in hay or heth.16 Winsing11 she was as is a jolly colt, Long as a mast and upright as a bolt. A broche she bare upon hire low colere, As brode as is the bosse of a bokelere." Hire shoon were laced...

...original vulgarity, and tha he had said the maids were ' softer than the wolle is of a wether,' or " Winsing she was as is a jolly colt, Long as a mast, and upright as a bolt. * * * « * He shoon were laced on hire legges hie ; She was a primerole, a piggesnie, For any lord...

...make a game, As any kid or calf folowing his dame. Hire mouth was swete as braket or the meth, Or hord of apples, laid in hay or heth. Winsing she was, as...jolly colt, Long as a mast, and upright as a bolt. A broche she bare upon hire low colere, As brode as is the bosse of a bokelere. Hire shoon were laced...

...small;" and he seems to describe a modern lady of New York as travellers have painted her, when he adds : "Winsing she was as is a jolly colt, Long as a mast and upright as a bolt." On the other hand, in a great variety of European writers of different nations and ages, the embonpoint...

...Courteous. 'Toy. ' Certainly. • Secret. 10 Faith. Or hoard of apples, laid in hay or heath. Wincing1 she was, as is a jolly colt, Long as a mast, and upright as a bolt. A brooch she bare upon her low collere, As broad as is the boss of a bucklere. Her shoon were laced...

...example, these two lines, in the description of the carpenter's young wife : | " Wincing she was, u 7 holt" I havo almost dono with Chaucer, when I have answered some objections relating to my present...

...to apply to her the last line of Chaucer's couplet descriptive of the Carpenter's Wife : " Wincing she was as is a jolly colt ; Long as a mast, and upright as a bolt." It is possible that Miss Jerushy was once young, but if so, it was at a period anterior to any embraced...