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...trees to deck their assemblies withal. But their chiefest jewel they bring from thence is the Maiepole, which they bring home with great veneration ; as thus — they have twentie or fourtie yoake of oxen, every oxe having a sweete nosegaie of flowers tied to the tip of his homes,...

...boughs " and branches of trees to deck their assemblies withal : " but their chiefest jewell is the maypole, which they bring " home with great veneration, as thus : they have twenty " or forty yoke of oxen, every ox having a sweet nosegay " of flowers tied to the tip of his...

...to deck their assemblies withal. But their chiefest jewel they bring from thence is the Maie-pole, which they bring home with great veneration, as thus— they have twentie or fourtie yoake of oxen, every oxe having a sweete nosegaie of flowers tied to the tip of his hornes,...

...to deck Ihcir assemblies withal. But their chiefest jewel they bring from thence is the maie-poale, ems to be entirely founded on the casual notice of Shakspeare. In his Tragedy forlie yoakc of oxen, every oxe having a swecte noscgaie of flowers tied to the tip of his homes, and...

...deck their assemblies withal. But their chiefest jewel they bring from thence i» tb« maie-poale, which they bring home with great veneration, as thus — they have twentie or turtle joake of oxen, every oxe having a sweete noscgaie cf flowers tied to the lip of his homes, and...

...over their pastimes and sports, namely, Sathan, prince of hell. But their chiefest jewel they bring from thence is their May-pole, which they bring home with great veneration, as thus. They have twenty or forty yoke of oxen, every ox having a sweet nosegay of flowers tied on the tip of his horns...

...over their pastimes and sports, namely, Sathan, prince of hell. But their chiefest jewel they bring from thence is their May-pole, which they bring home with great veneration, as thus. They have twenty or forty yoke of oxen, every ox having a sweet nosegay of flowers tied on the tip of his horns...

...branches of trees to deck their assemblies withaL But their chiefest jewel they bring from thence is the May-pole, which they bring home with great veneration, as thus;-- they have twenty or forty yoke of oxen, every ox having a sweet nosegay of flowers tied to the tip of his horns,...

...over their pastimes and aporte, namely Sathan, Prince of Hell. But then- chiefent jewel they bring k ; — help, uncle ; — Hero ! why, Hero ! — Uncle ! — Signier Benedick ! — friar ! Is twenty or forty yoke of oxen, every ox having a sweet nosegay of flowers tied on the tip of hie horns,...