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and when it is | 56 |
the top of the | 55 |
a quarter of a | 49 |
early english books online | 46 |
put them into a | 41 |
and put it into | 39 |
half a pound of | 39 |
a quarter of an | 38 |
and put them into | 35 |
for the most part | 34 |
put it into a | 34 |
top of the water | 34 |
by reason of the | 32 |
the latter end of | 32 |
the art of angling | 31 |
when it is cold | 30 |
of the juice of | 29 |
and so serve it | 28 |
quarter of an hour | 28 |
three or four times | 26 |
and let it stand | 26 |
and let them stand | 25 |
on the top of | 25 |
raisins of the sun | 24 |
put it into the | 24 |
half a pint of | 24 |
in the midst of | 24 |
and when they are | 24 |
and by that means | 23 |
the nature of the | 23 |
the bottom of the | 23 |
three or four days | 23 |
you must have a | 21 |
how to make a | 21 |
and so let it | 21 |
to make syrup of | 21 |
a good quantity of | 21 |
take a quart of | 21 |
and season it with | 21 |
characters represented either as | 20 |
that is to say | 20 |
half an ounce of | 20 |
represented either as utf | 20 |
quarter of a pound | 19 |
in the mean time | 19 |
a pound of sugar | 19 |
put them in a | 19 |
of all sorts of | 19 |
take a pound of | 18 |
of two or three | 18 |
then put it into | 18 |
at the end of | 18 |
the surface of the | 18 |
early in the morning | 18 |
in the first place | 18 |
the end of the | 18 |
put it into your | 18 |
of a pound of | 18 |
two or three days | 17 |
in the middle of | 17 |
put to it a | 17 |
and when you have | 17 |
and let it boyl | 17 |
then take it off | 16 |
then put to it | 16 |
the heat of the | 16 |
out of the water | 16 |
is when the hawk | 16 |
take a pint of | 16 |
and put to it | 16 |
in the next place | 16 |
give me leave to | 16 |
of a pint of | 16 |
if there be any | 16 |
and a half of | 16 |
in the heat of | 15 |
the point of the | 15 |
and put them in | 15 |
on the other hand | 15 |
to the end of | 15 |
if you would have | 15 |
of all manner of | 15 |
in the art of | 15 |
at the top of | 15 |
quarter of a pint | 15 |
then put in your | 15 |
and lay it to | 15 |
in a short time | 15 |
if it be a | 14 |
and thus much for | 14 |
put to them a | 14 |
for ought i know | 14 |
the point of your | 14 |
notes for div a | 14 |
it will not be | 14 |
the yolks of two | 14 |
till it come to | 14 |
yolk of an egg | 14 |
a day or two | 14 |
the middle of the | 14 |
the place where the | 14 |
of the nature of | 14 |
then put in a | 14 |
set it on the | 14 |
you are to know | 14 |
with good store of | 13 |
but if it be | 13 |
let me tell you | 13 |
a bit or two | 13 |
and you are to | 13 |
and are to be | 13 |
put in a little | 13 |
to the terms of | 13 |
and boyl it in | 13 |
a pint of white | 13 |
lay it to the | 13 |
the rest of the | 13 |
according to the terms | 13 |
of each a like | 13 |
and you will find | 13 |
and put to them | 13 |
in the same manner | 13 |
put them into the | 13 |
the quantity of a | 13 |
keep them all the | 13 |
the yolk of an | 13 |
by reason of their | 13 |
it on the fire | 13 |
then put them into | 13 |
assigned for keying and | 12 |
and coded from proquest | 12 |
the midst of the | 12 |
it will be very | 12 |
and set it on | 12 |
the text can be | 12 |
even for commercial purposes | 12 |
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work described above is | 12 |
this phase i text | 12 |
season it with pepper | 12 |
them all the year | 12 |
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for keying and markup | 12 |
books online text creation | 12 |
and encoded edition of | 12 |
heat of the day | 12 |
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edition of the work | 12 |
of the work described | 12 |
each a like quantity | 12 |
as much sugar as | 12 |
terms of creative commons | 12 |
support to the early | 12 |
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keyed and coded from | 12 |
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and beat them together | 7 |
of the town of | 7 |
any of these are | 7 |
a pint and a | 7 |
you will find the | 7 |
and then put in | 7 |
will not be amiss | 7 |
keep it for your | 7 |
it for your use | 7 |
when you angle for | 7 |
three pound of sugar | 7 |
with three or four | 7 |
it a quarter of | 7 |
till the middle of | 7 |
then strain it through | 7 |
i have told you | 7 |
a bill of fare | 7 |
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of raisins of the | 7 |
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the wings of a | 7 |
the length of the | 7 |
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and cut it into | 7 |
that there is no | 7 |
with the yolks of | 7 |
loe high trolollie lee | 7 |
then put to them | 7 |
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him out of the | 7 |
high trolollie lollie loe | 7 |
a little of the | 7 |
as at other times | 7 |
you shall vnderstand that | 7 |
in a pint of | 7 |
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in three pints of | 7 |
now you are to | 7 |
an excellent bait for | 7 |
the death of a | 7 |
i shall give you | 7 |
is no doubt of | 7 |
when you fish for | 7 |
and be sure to | 7 |
them over the fire | 7 |
out of the mew | 7 |
as soon as he | 7 |
the body made of | 7 |
with a little butter | 7 |
islands of orkney and | 7 |
and beat them in | 7 |
discourse of fish and | 7 |
all sorts of worms | 7 |
then you are to | 7 |
to make ielly of | 7 |
and it will make | 7 |
the sight of the | 7 |
to the top of | 7 |
them in a little | 7 |
boyl it till it | 7 |
pint and a half | 7 |
take four ounces of | 7 |
at the beginning of | 7 |
in the mouth of | 7 |
our selves with the | 6 |
parts of the river | 6 |
a pint of fair | 6 |
the root of the | 6 |
which if he do | 6 |
on herbs or trees | 6 |
the owner of the | 6 |
then strain them through | 6 |
the original text notes | 6 |
i thank you for | 6 |
her out of the | 6 |
about the latter end | 6 |
them on your hook | 6 |
pound and a half | 6 |
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a little of it | 6 |
and let it dry | 6 |
them well in a | 6 |
the mouth of the | 6 |
very early in the | 6 |
the depth of the | 6 |
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and a pint of | 6 |
this manner you may | 6 |
together with a little | 6 |
global keyed and coded | 6 |
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a great part of | 6 |
the best time to | 6 |
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laws as relate to | 6 |
arming of your hook | 6 |
the beginning of march | 6 |
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part of the river | 6 |
beat it in a | 6 |
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half an hour before | 6 |
which ought to be | 6 |
reproduction of original in | 6 |
garnish the dish with | 6 |
spi global keyed and | 6 |
to make paste of | 6 |
of fishing in hackney | 6 |
of which there are | 6 |
the hunting of the | 6 |
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take two or three | 6 |
le ts go to | 6 |
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ounces of the juice | 6 |
the same manner as | 6 |
and let him be | 6 |
two pound of sugar | 6 |
the names of the | 6 |
much as you can | 6 |
the top of his | 6 |
their weight in sugar | 6 |
it from the fire | 6 |
pint of fair water | 6 |
yolks of two eggs | 6 |
fast as you can | 6 |
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and lay it in | 6 |
reproduction of the original | 6 |
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must have a care | 6 |
till they be cold | 6 |
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the sides of the | 6 |
three or four hours | 6 |
and thus much touching | 6 |
a few sweet herbs | 6 |
you need not doubt | 6 |
in pain to forfeit | 6 |
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them together in a | 6 |
r ocm this keyboarded | 6 |
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so serve it up | 6 |
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the bait must be | 6 |
to be found in | 6 |
the view of the | 6 |
than any other hawk | 6 |
the wing of a | 6 |
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and as much sugar | 6 |
when it is almost | 6 |
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if your horse be | 6 |
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you would have them | 6 |
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that which is most | 6 |
the inhabitants of the | 6 |
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called the first year | 6 |
a kind of a | 6 |
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by reason of its | 6 |
all sorts of flies | 6 |
you will find him | 6 |
let them stand till | 6 |
three yolks of eggs | 6 |
and that is by | 6 |
to be the best | 6 |
and the yolks of | 6 |
in water and salt | 6 |
as big as a | 6 |
in a mortar with | 6 |
is hot and dry | 6 |
and mix it with | 6 |
in march or april | 6 |
in an earthen pot | 6 |
if you desire to | 6 |
the way of taking | 6 |
the end of a | 6 |
as if there were | 6 |
the beginning of the | 6 |
the manner of the | 6 |
the benefit of the | 6 |
or four times a | 6 |
shank of the hook | 6 |
together in a mortar | 6 |
the mediums of art | 6 |
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as i told you | 6 |
the middle of may | 6 |
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when at any time | 6 |
in the morning fasting | 6 |
and so keep it | 6 |
the bottom of a | 6 |
it into the water | 6 |
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with a handful of | 6 |
half a quarter of | 6 |
the art of preserving | 6 |
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season it with salt | 6 |
let them stand all | 6 |
and set them in | 6 |
the shank of the | 6 |
and mince it small | 6 |
and so bake it | 6 |
and that which is | 6 |
there is another way | 6 |
part of a country | 6 |
and put in the | 6 |
quantity of the juice | 6 |
and garnish it with | 6 |
with four pound of | 6 |
you fish for him | 6 |
all together in a | 6 |
bred on herbs or | 6 |
to be used in | 6 |
them up and down | 6 |
brims of the dish | 6 |
with a little cream | 6 |
method of fishing in | 6 |
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make it up into | 6 |
fall of the leafe | 6 |
your rod and line | 6 |
we set sail from | 6 |
at which time the | 6 |
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the method of fishing | 6 |
take a good quantity | 6 |
the place where they | 6 |
if the water be | 6 |
in a little time | 6 |
boyl them a little | 6 |
then take it up | 6 |
pound of sweet butter | 6 |
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have occasion to use | 6 |
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for by that means | 6 |
to make a rare | 6 |
in such manner that | 6 |
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set on your hook | 5 |
to the river for | 5 |
to bait your hook | 5 |
baits to fish for | 5 |
when they are in | 5 |
as much as they | 5 |
it into a pot | 5 |
how to use them | 5 |
in the first fortnight | 5 |
the rod and line | 5 |
as i have already | 5 |
her to the lure | 5 |
to fish for the | 5 |
as you would do | 5 |
months in the year | 5 |
your self with that | 5 |
when they have found | 5 |
the generall vse of | 5 |
for that end i | 5 |
then take it out | 5 |
of which i shall | 5 |
above the arming of | 5 |
and put as much | 5 |
a pint of good | 5 |
for all manner of | 5 |
all manner of cattell | 5 |
till they come to | 5 |
but if the ground | 5 |
that made the world | 5 |
to fish for them | 5 |
before you use them | 5 |
his history of life | 5 |
loveliness to the face | 5 |
them in an oven | 5 |
you may take the | 5 |
next thing to be | 5 |
oyl of sweet almonds | 5 |
then set it on | 5 |
making all sorts of | 5 |
are to take notice | 5 |
set it over the | 5 |
one of them is | 5 |
when it is half | 5 |
rivers and rivulets are | 5 |
estc r this keyboarded | 5 |
if he be not | 5 |
an hour before you | 5 |
may do well to | 5 |
and then if you | 5 |
in physick and chirurgery | 5 |
point of the feather | 5 |
the rising of the | 5 |
them till they be | 5 |
them in a dish | 5 |
these are most certaine | 5 |
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to make the hair | 5 |
them stand all night | 5 |
the manner of making | 5 |
some rare beautifying waters | 5 |
of the feather towards | 5 |
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to make the face | 5 |
with a little white | 5 |
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the help of a | 5 |
and so it will | 5 |
at any other time | 5 |
at which time they | 5 |
by the mediums of | 5 |
like that of a | 5 |
second booke of the | 5 |
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and a handful of | 5 |
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the best way to | 5 |
and the rest of | 5 |
a clock in the | 5 |
giving her a bit | 5 |
latter end of april | 5 |
take a good handful | 5 |
the readiest way to | 5 |
a hawk that is | 5 |
and it is a | 5 |
so that she may | 5 |
the flesh of a | 5 |
then put it up | 5 |
history of life and | 5 |
take half a pint | 5 |
both in the english | 5 |
and all manner of | 5 |
all the year long | 5 |
run through a jelly | 5 |
they will not be | 5 |
according to the opinion | 5 |
which means you may | 5 |
as many as you | 5 |
dry them in a | 5 |
of the fighting cocke | 5 |
it into a syrup | 5 |
the belly of the | 5 |
these are the best | 5 |
in the morning to | 5 |
nature and disposition of | 5 |
the will of the | 5 |
four pound of sugar | 5 |
add loveliness to the | 5 |
you are to take | 5 |
for any man to | 5 |
a collar of brawn | 5 |
to be of a | 5 |
for three or four | 5 |
with all my heart | 5 |
the weight of the | 5 |
in the morning before | 5 |
will be fit to | 5 |
but once a year | 5 |
a great deal of | 5 |
then with a little | 5 |
hairs twisted for the | 5 |
of each one dram | 5 |
fish rise best at | 5 |
a small red worm | 5 |
in the kingdom of | 5 |
the original in the | 5 |
it must be done | 5 |
in the english and | 5 |
three pints of water | 5 |
what think you of | 5 |
into the bowels of | 5 |
season them with pepper | 5 |
the next thing to | 5 |
thus you must do | 5 |
at which time you | 5 |
with a little water | 5 |
is good for the | 5 |
you would chuse timber | 5 |
them three or four | 5 |
a short account of | 5 |
to the height of | 5 |
the intent you may | 5 |
it in a little | 5 |
five or six days | 5 |
and then with a | 5 |
as near as i | 5 |
lay them on the | 5 |
and having so done | 5 |
english and french mode | 5 |
several sorts of flies | 5 |
if you fish with | 5 |
when you have made | 5 |
in the same liquor | 5 |
if there be a | 5 |
it into a paste | 5 |
for if when to | 5 |
in the face of | 5 |
be sure to have | 5 |
now and then a | 5 |
how to use it | 5 |
and so let the | 5 |
the names of all | 5 |
in the hunting of | 5 |
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and a little beaten | 5 |
and there is no | 5 |
season it with cloves | 5 |
give her a bit | 5 |
point of your hook | 5 |
to the face and | 5 |
the first thing you | 5 |
it in a mortar | 5 |
that part of the | 5 |
you are not to | 5 |
and serve it hot | 5 |
and it will keep | 5 |
a pound of almonds | 5 |
fish for a trout | 5 |
which is to be | 5 |
a quart of the | 5 |
a mile or two | 5 |
the heat of summer | 5 |
and experiments in the | 5 |
the top of a | 5 |
take the yolks of | 5 |
of the largest size | 5 |
some part of the | 5 |
make the hair grow | 5 |
then let it run | 5 |
line to run through | 5 |
it is a signe | 5 |
them in the sun | 5 |
and keep it for | 5 |
what baits to fish | 5 |
then you must take | 5 |
the nature and disposition | 5 |
in at his mouth | 5 |
and cut it in | 5 |
if at any time | 5 |
the leg of a | 5 |
at the fall of | 5 |
together with some rare | 5 |
one to the other | 5 |
with the powder of | 5 |
the back of a | 5 |
at the tail of | 5 |
set it in a | 5 |
boyl them till they | 5 |
he is a fish | 5 |
after three or four | 5 |
go into the field | 5 |
and late in the | 5 |
and put them all | 5 |
a horse that is | 5 |
secrets and experiments in | 5 |
to angle with the | 5 |
the violence of the | 5 |
for four or five | 5 |
it may be sowne | 5 |
the arming of your | 5 |
if you would chuse | 5 |
them into a dish | 5 |
when the water is | 5 |
them stand till they | 5 |
then take a pound | 5 |
all sorts of fish | 5 |
a ring of wyre | 5 |
made of black wool | 5 |
set them in the | 5 |
bottom of the dish | 5 |
are a sort of | 5 |
skirts of the highlands | 5 |
the end of august | 5 |
so long as the | 5 |
of each one handful | 5 |
the hounds or beagles | 5 |
it in the oven | 5 |
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you an account of | 5 |
be sure not to | 5 |
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in a piece of | 5 |
that is in the | 5 |
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to find a hart | 5 |
it through a fine | 5 |
the nature of a | 5 |
the nature and breeding | 5 |
that she may the | 5 |
the second booke of | 5 |
you may do well | 5 |
let them stand a | 5 |
and so boyl it | 5 |
dry them in the | 5 |
and half an hour | 5 |
two or three times | 5 |
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if the wind be | 5 |
of the original in | 5 |
soon as any thing | 5 |
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or two of the | 5 |
he that angles with | 5 |
beast of the forest | 5 |
way to destroy them | 5 |
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the help of the | 5 |
the kingdom of scotland | 5 |
you may put them | 5 |
by that means you | 5 |
for the use of | 5 |
some yolks of eggs | 5 |
half a peck of | 5 |
and first of the | 5 |
then take some of | 5 |
a pint of strong | 5 |
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beat them very well | 5 |
it in a dish | 5 |
and came to an | 5 |
and you shall find | 5 |
and if he be | 5 |
away with the bait | 5 |
make all into a | 5 |
the bottom of your | 5 |
of all the best | 5 |
after they are preserved | 5 |
it with sugar and | 5 |
it is well boyled | 5 |
as other fish do | 5 |
that you may not | 5 |
as long as you | 5 |
or four days together | 5 |
make it up in | 5 |
that he may be | 5 |
and keep it in | 5 |
according as you find | 5 |
put to it the | 5 |
on the inside of | 5 |
as i said before | 5 |
the upper part of | 5 |
when you see the | 5 |
and so use it | 5 |
for if you do | 5 |
how to take him | 5 |
and that will make | 5 |
in as much as | 5 |
and if they be | 5 |
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beginning of the spring | 5 |
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he that made the | 5 |
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boil them to a | 5 |
a bundle of sweet | 5 |
upon the top of | 5 |
experiments in the art | 5 |
the feathers of a | 5 |
them into a little | 5 |
the english and french | 5 |
of the hollanders fishing | 5 |
a fish that is | 5 |
and give them to | 5 |
that delight in that | 5 |
for the vse of | 5 |
small as you can | 5 |
a discourse of fish | 5 |
being as it were | 5 |
r this keyboarded and | 5 |
booke of the english | 5 |
rivers and rivulets in | 5 |
at the foot of | 5 |
then put him into | 5 |
the death of the | 5 |
a pint of oysters | 5 |
the root of a | 5 |
and if you please | 5 |
of each a handful | 5 |
then lay it in | 5 |
is for the most | 5 |
and so serve them | 5 |
at the bent of | 5 |
and boil the syrup | 5 |
to the intent you | 5 |
and as near as | 5 |
it must not be | 5 |
strain them through a | 5 |
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cast them into the | 5 |
when you intend to | 5 |
i must tell you | 5 |
they have found the | 5 |
angling at the ground | 5 |
the inside of the | 5 |
cost him his life | 5 |
with some rare beautifying | 5 |
of making all sorts | 5 |
it up in a | 5 |
observations of the nature | 5 |
the feather towards the | 5 |
and put in a | 5 |
the ends of the | 5 |
before you put it | 5 |
and add loveliness to | 5 |
then boyl it in | 5 |
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a good dish of | 4 |
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the syrup till it | 4 |
with a running line | 4 |
of a great dock | 4 |
the state of his | 4 |
as i take it | 4 |
or any sort of | 4 |
when you find she | 4 |
wherein are discovered many | 4 |
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four times a day | 4 |
it two or three | 4 |
above three or four | 4 |
it ought to be | 4 |
the manner of it | 4 |
a pint of water | 4 |
you think they are | 4 |
so let them boyl | 4 |
boyl them all together | 4 |
you must teach him | 4 |
each half a pound | 4 |
according to the best | 4 |
a little whole mace | 4 |
then take it and | 4 |
to strengthen the back | 4 |
to the length of | 4 |
like quantity of the | 4 |
by all that delight | 4 |
the beasts of the | 4 |
of each one ounce | 4 |
clock in the afternoon | 4 |
strain them with a | 4 |
clean as you can | 4 |
a hook and line | 4 |
is bred of the | 4 |
you must feed them | 4 |
all sorts of baits | 4 |
take a couple of | 4 |
i shall tell you | 4 |
a piece of fresh | 4 |
you must take a | 4 |
of the sun stoned | 4 |
keep them in a | 4 |
i could never find | 4 |
place of my nativity | 4 |
you come to the | 4 |
a little fair water | 4 |
the same with the | 4 |
knowne by all that | 4 |
of the members of | 4 |
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to them a little | 4 |
and one ounce of | 4 |
of a cock or | 4 |
to forfeit for every | 4 |
the roots of the | 4 |
pound of refined sugar | 4 |
in the tops of | 4 |
them into an earthen | 4 |
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the fish therein contained | 4 |
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roots of the grass | 4 |
them to a syrup | 4 |
diagram showing size of | 4 |
for mine owne part | 4 |
nature and properties of | 4 |
the juice of two | 4 |
and strain them with | 4 |
and let him stand | 4 |
for the uppermost part | 4 |
and put them up | 4 |
you intend to have | 4 |
beast of chase is | 4 |
you may begin to | 4 |
you may if you | 4 |
to every pint of | 4 |
and after this manner | 4 |
to enter a young | 4 |
and dyeting of the | 4 |
for such is the | 4 |
the perusal of most | 4 |
and to every pound | 4 |
and lay them on | 4 |
dyeting of the fighting | 4 |
let it stand on | 4 |
on the other side | 4 |
a pint of the | 4 |
that he will be | 4 |
a part of the | 4 |
nature and breeding of | 4 |
with four or five | 4 |
take a pound and | 4 |
side of the net | 4 |
either in pond or | 4 |
adorn and add loveliness | 4 |
about the middle of | 4 |
to a candy height | 4 |
boyl it into a | 4 |
surface of the streams | 4 |
by that time he | 4 |
all sorts of flesh | 4 |
you fish for a | 4 |
all these in a | 4 |
the best sort of | 4 |
is a sign that | 4 |
let him take the | 4 |
them boyl till they | 4 |
and boyl it a | 4 |
a quart of white | 4 |
for that is the | 4 |
when it hath boyled | 4 |
all these well together | 4 |
mingle all these together | 4 |
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where you may see | 4 |
and so keep them | 4 |
when it is ready | 4 |
of the sale of | 4 |
that you are to | 4 |
a little strong broath | 4 |
certaine signes that the | 4 |
would be sowne in | 4 |
and season them with | 4 |
till it be soft | 4 |
the cure is thus | 4 |
the back of the | 4 |
lay them in water | 4 |
from the top of | 4 |
up to the top | 4 |
names of all the | 4 |
of many of them | 4 |
will not be so | 4 |
to make an excellent | 4 |
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sowne in any moneth | 4 |
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and pour it on | 4 |
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if the ground be | 4 |
with the yolk of | 4 |
or thrice a day | 4 |
the setting on of | 4 |
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middle of the dish | 4 |
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in some of the | 4 |
of each an ounce | 4 |
strokes of the sun | 4 |
them very well together | 4 |
not so long as | 4 |
two or three onions | 4 |
they may the better | 4 |
root of a great | 4 |
you will find them | 4 |
as i am told | 4 |
my self in the | 4 |
with the white of | 4 |
some of the best | 4 |
leave him till the | 4 |
which you may find | 4 |
which you must make | 4 |
then make it up | 4 |
feed her upon it | 4 |
bake them in an | 4 |
by which you may | 4 |
with six spoonfuls of | 4 |
and dry them well | 4 |
then take it from | 4 |
latter end of the | 4 |
it stand on the | 4 |
my self and others | 4 |
lay it in the | 4 |
especially if it be | 4 |
for an ostrager or | 4 |
serve it up with | 4 |
towards the bent of | 4 |
let us have it | 4 |
you put it into | 4 |
use of the poor | 4 |
into a pewter dish | 4 |
then take out your | 4 |
the bottom of it | 4 |
whence it comes that | 4 |
with a quantity of | 4 |
and it is an | 4 |
you may find them | 4 |
the hollanders fishing for | 4 |
seasons of the year | 4 |
fits of the mother | 4 |
it on your hook | 4 |
and it will cure | 4 |
the duke of newcastle | 4 |
to make use of | 4 |
chuse that which is | 4 |
and order him as | 4 |
have two or three | 4 |
be divided betwixt the | 4 |
palmer ribbed with silver | 4 |
delight in that recreation | 4 |
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of this beast is | 4 |
shall refer you to | 4 |
and it will bring | 4 |
hook in at his | 4 |
will be very requisite | 4 |
and stop it close | 4 |
and boyl it till | 4 |
not your self with | 4 |
that the beast is | 4 |
very well with a | 4 |
abstract of such statute | 4 |
all are most certaine | 4 |
three or four inches | 4 |
abstract of such penal | 4 |
yolks of hard eggs | 4 |
then put them in | 4 |
lay them in a | 4 |
and set it over | 4 |
the yolks of three | 4 |
the juice of the | 4 |
worms bred on herbs | 4 |
occasion to use it | 4 |
about the beginning of | 4 |
take all sorts of | 4 |
them till they are | 4 |
discovered many rare secrets | 4 |
in some warm place | 4 |
take this for a | 4 |
you may know by | 4 |
down to the ground | 4 |
take three pints of | 4 |
when hounds or beagles | 4 |
be sold at his | 4 |
and excellent secrets and | 4 |
in the months of | 4 |
and it will help | 4 |
at the north end | 4 |
your hook in at | 4 |
take a spoonful of | 4 |
as clean as you | 4 |
as i have been | 4 |
which will make her | 4 |
a red knotted worm | 4 |
set it on a | 4 |
pour it into the | 4 |
them before the fire | 4 |
a paste made of | 4 |
to make oyl of | 4 |
a great admirer of | 4 |
being a discourse of | 4 |
of the great creator | 4 |
which is much better | 4 |
and now le ts | 4 |
so as it may | 4 |
let it rest till | 4 |
half an hour after | 4 |
and then with the | 4 |
two or three spoonfuls | 4 |
are discovered many rare | 4 |
that will make her | 4 |
to be divided betwixt | 4 |
ways before the hounds | 4 |
for the preseruation of | 4 |
and are of a | 4 |
and therefore it will | 4 |
stirring it till it | 4 |
be knowne by all | 4 |
till it grow thick | 4 |
and set it to | 4 |
which will make it | 4 |
and put in some | 4 |
bait for a trout | 4 |
and down in the | 4 |
may be sowen either | 4 |
there must be a | 4 |
is one of the | 4 |
the juice of a | 4 |
and therefore it is | 4 |
if you find him | 4 |
from the bottom of | 4 |
will hurt the live | 4 |
a pint of sweet | 4 |
by his own confession | 4 |
strew them over with | 4 |
as small as you | 4 |
shall be sure to | 4 |
must not be so | 4 |
time of fishing for | 4 |
if you find your | 4 |
two quarts of the | 4 |
about half an hour | 4 |
juice of two or | 4 |
they will not bite | 4 |
the greatest part of | 4 |
spoonfuls at a time | 4 |
for the planting of | 4 |
but be sure to | 4 |
and not far from | 4 |
and be sure that | 4 |
of the artificial flie | 4 |
the form of a | 4 |
the great and lesser | 4 |
quarter of a peck | 4 |
and cover it with | 4 |
when you have thus | 4 |
be made of the | 4 |
the fire till they | 4 |
out at the hindmost | 4 |
and a little grated | 4 |
the best stands there | 4 |
you must endeavour to | 4 |
it be in the | 4 |
if you will chuse | 4 |
you may give him | 4 |
if he will not | 4 |
or for want of | 4 |
and stick it with | 4 |
an hour or more | 4 |
and with what baits | 4 |
all into a paste | 4 |
take them from the | 4 |
when she is at | 4 |
in such sort as | 4 |
to make the best | 4 |
a few drops of | 4 |
boyl it with a | 4 |
pain to forfeit for | 4 |
where they may have | 4 |
your horse will be | 4 |
put in half a | 4 |
a hawk in her | 4 |
and be my love | 4 |
with the like quantity | 4 |
with a ring of | 4 |
till it be almost | 4 |
of the dish with | 4 |
and half a pound | 4 |
that a man would | 4 |
or two before you | 4 |
the fish to bite | 4 |
the members of the | 4 |
a line made of | 4 |
not to be had | 4 |
he may the better | 4 |
some observations concerning the | 4 |
it will make the | 4 |
till half be consumed | 4 |
the nobility and gentry | 4 |
much more might be | 4 |
to any of these | 4 |
some new and excellent | 4 |
the vale of belvoir | 4 |
to be knowne by | 4 |
the choyce of ground | 4 |
with a quarter of | 4 |
a quart of cream | 4 |
and when they be | 4 |
two foot of the | 4 |
be sure to keep | 4 |
will take away the | 4 |
is a fish of | 4 |
the fashion of a | 4 |
all the best stands | 4 |
the waight of the | 4 |
and they will not | 4 |
till they be very | 4 |
and then put him | 4 |
and steep it in | 4 |
her in the sun | 4 |
have been known to | 4 |
as hot as the | 4 |
you are to run | 4 |
put to it two | 4 |
take two quarts of | 4 |
a little grated bread | 4 |
the scent of the | 4 |
on the one side | 4 |
put them into your | 4 |
to adorn and add | 4 |
to death with a | 4 |
two pound of the | 4 |
the whites of two | 4 |
according to the quantity | 4 |
the yolks of eggs | 4 |
and as much water | 4 |
together in a pipkin | 4 |
now as to the | 4 |
but there is a | 4 |
in three or four | 4 |
the liquor of the | 4 |
will not bite at | 4 |
and so let him | 4 |
yolks of eggs beaten | 4 |
to which end you | 4 |
till they are enough | 4 |
wax and clarified honey | 4 |
which will be very | 4 |
it up and down | 4 |
is best to be | 4 |
whereabouts are we now | 4 |
in the latter end | 4 |
with a good quantity | 4 |
in a great measure | 4 |
be able to make | 4 |
have a special care | 4 |
she will not be | 4 |
according to the bigness | 4 |
handful of sweet herbs | 4 |
these are certaine signes | 4 |
let them boyl till | 4 |
and clarifie it with | 4 |
if you shall perceiue | 4 |
their teeth in their | 4 |
whose foundations are laid | 4 |
put your hook in | 4 |
appeare aboue the earth | 4 |
as thus for example | 4 |
and fill it with | 4 |
as soon as she | 4 |
but if there be | 4 |
angle with the ground | 4 |
them in a morter | 4 |
well in a mortar | 4 |
take her down with | 4 |
to make marmalade of | 4 |
as you do a | 4 |
of which i have | 4 |
take it from the | 4 |
a most excellent bait | 4 |
two or three of | 4 |
betwixt the skin and | 4 |
receipts in physick and | 4 |
and let them boil | 4 |
and such as are | 4 |
day or two in | 4 |
them into a cage | 4 |
or not at all | 4 |
as you may see | 4 |
will lye upon a | 4 |
than all the rest | 4 |
to speak plain english | 4 |
then put on the | 4 |
take all manner of | 4 |
it up into a | 4 |
take one pound of | 4 |
of a peck of | 4 |
as will cover it | 4 |
he is not so | 4 |
two or three handfuls | 4 |
he is an excellent | 4 |
boyl all these together | 4 |
the offence was committed | 4 |
let it boyl a | 4 |
to take all manner | 4 |
readiest way to take | 4 |
take three ounces of | 4 |
and put it on | 4 |
a little before you | 4 |
but if the wind | 4 |
if i calculate right | 4 |
a handful of parsley | 4 |
and difficult to be | 4 |
point of your knife | 4 |
but if you will | 4 |
you shall let it | 4 |
mingle them well together | 4 |
make a goshawk fly | 4 |
and let the patient | 4 |
will be of a | 4 |
and put a little | 4 |
a hole in the | 4 |
two or three bits | 4 |
now if you will | 4 |
is called by the | 4 |
three or four spoonfuls | 4 |
in at the mouth | 4 |
with the race of | 4 |
the compleat angler or | 4 |
the bigness of the | 4 |
on the point of | 4 |
the fist till she | 4 |
to the northward of | 4 |
which is very good | 4 |
with hooks and lines | 4 |
as if they had | 4 |
tell me how you | 4 |
as it were a | 4 |
of the best white | 4 |
a pound of anniseeds | 4 |
but it must be | 4 |
and how to use | 4 |
the place of my | 4 |
the haunts of fowl | 4 |
if you find the | 4 |
ordering of the kitchin | 4 |
if your hawk be | 4 |
manner of the hollanders | 4 |
the making of your | 4 |
may if you please | 4 |
a lover of angling | 4 |
i shall refer you | 4 |
and always serve it | 4 |
no more of the | 4 |
the nature and properties | 4 |
which you will find | 4 |
then take a good | 4 |
as you shall see | 4 |
and that is in | 4 |
quantity of the best | 4 |
new and excellent secrets | 4 |
to which is added | 4 |
your hook through the | 4 |
not far from this | 4 |
as you intend to | 4 |
as soone as it | 4 |
the middle of your | 4 |
you shall then take | 4 |
with a little whole | 4 |
when it is drawn | 4 |
of thunder and lightning | 4 |
the taking of a | 4 |
in all points as | 4 |
when they are hunted | 4 |
the manner of their | 4 |
to clear the skin | 4 |
then lay them on | 4 |
it morning and evening | 4 |
a convenient quantity of | 4 |
and that you find | 4 |
a leg of veal | 4 |
now by the way | 4 |
as much as to | 4 |
is so much the | 4 |
and let her tire | 4 |
to come to the | 4 |
the forest of sherwood | 4 |
is an excellent fish | 4 |
and the coast of | 4 |
point of your rod | 4 |
thunder on the first | 4 |
it is a sign | 4 |
you may do it | 4 |
to be sowne in | 4 |
take the powder of | 4 |
a pound of fine | 4 |
put them all together | 4 |
to make a goshawk | 4 |
she may the better | 4 |
with the natural flie | 4 |
back that part of | 4 |
to make spirit of | 4 |
all that delight in | 4 |
and that it is | 4 |
here is to be | 4 |
them into the mew | 4 |
take as much sugar | 4 |
i would not have | 4 |
keep out of sight | 4 |
take notice of the | 4 |
the best of my | 4 |
down in the water | 4 |
is the nature of | 4 |
them all in a | 4 |
not unworthy the perusal | 4 |
a great quantity of | 4 |
good store of sugar | 4 |
there is not a | 4 |
than at any other | 4 |
it is not to | 4 |
state of his body | 4 |
no doubt of sport | 4 |
now and then in | 4 |
and to that end | 4 |
refer you to the | 4 |
is like that of | 4 |
take them out and | 4 |
and two pound of | 4 |
of him that made | 4 |
built all with stone | 4 |
a pound and a | 4 |
pimples in the face | 4 |
and set them into | 4 |
or else you may | 4 |
and good store of | 4 |
on the fist till | 4 |
near as i can | 4 |
is the cause of | 4 |
be sowen in any | 4 |
officer of the forest | 4 |
them twenty four hours | 4 |
for roch and dace | 4 |
put on the hook | 4 |
good quantity of sugar | 4 |
and boyl them together | 4 |
to every ounce of | 4 |
take a peck of | 4 |
a handful of sweet | 4 |
a small quantity of | 4 |
it out of the | 4 |
of these are certaine | 4 |
be sowen either in | 4 |
and let her plume | 4 |
an officer of the | 4 |
the piety of christianity | 4 |
unworthy the perusal of | 4 |
but what think you | 4 |
quantity of fresh butter | 4 |
and half of sugar | 4 |
the lower part of | 4 |
of each two drams | 4 |
and for want of | 4 |
let her plume and | 4 |
it up to the | 4 |
must teach him to | 4 |
that you may make | 4 |
you may make a | 4 |
when you fish with | 4 |
a couple of yolks | 4 |
from the middle of | 4 |
an enemy to the | 4 |
it to the height | 4 |
you fish in a | 4 |
boyl it half away | 4 |
an onion or two | 4 |
pound of fine sugar | 4 |
the better it is | 4 |
put them up in | 4 |
inside of the hook | 4 |
a pint of rose | 4 |
in a little milk | 4 |
before you begin to | 4 |
made of the same | 4 |
it is best to | 4 |
end of the line | 4 |
face of the firmament | 4 |
her on the fist | 4 |
necessary to be knowne | 4 |
the whites of eggs | 4 |
it is good for | 4 |
then let it stand | 4 |
two or three anchovies | 4 |
the said justice shall | 4 |
than any other way | 4 |
how to make your | 4 |
is to be sowne | 4 |
the chub or cheven | 4 |
very necessary to be | 4 |
there you may see | 4 |
it will be a | 4 |
and so put it | 4 |
be fit to be | 4 |
set them over the | 4 |
art of preserving and | 4 |
betwixt the king and | 4 |
and the fish therein | 4 |
make use of a | 4 |
in a glass still | 4 |
put your hook through | 4 |
and of all the | 4 |
nor is there any | 4 |
of preserving and candying | 4 |
i will give you | 4 |
with the rest of | 4 |
there is no better | 4 |
sweeten it with sugar | 4 |
in the fresh water | 4 |
fill it up with | 4 |
the planting of strange | 4 |
take it out of | 4 |
when you think they | 4 |
lay out the fowl | 4 |
if it be possible | 4 |
i might say more | 4 |
it must be sowne | 4 |
for they will not | 4 |
excellent secrets and experiments | 4 |
his teeth in his | 4 |
would chuse timber for | 4 |
the skin and the | 4 |
the light of the | 4 |
if it thunder on | 4 |
they go to rut | 4 |
you would have her | 4 |
you may angle with | 4 |
it be in a | 4 |
back again to the | 4 |
how to help a | 4 |
the name of a | 4 |
water till they be | 4 |
the rest of his | 4 |
the coldness of the | 4 |
that so they may | 4 |
by this means the | 4 |
them up into a | 4 |
the sign of the | 4 |
take of the fairest | 4 |
in a dish with | 4 |
each half a handful | 4 |
and so say i | 4 |
sold at his shop | 4 |
which you may know | 4 |
perusal of most anglers | 4 |
within two foot of | 4 |
the height of his | 4 |
then you must have | 4 |
four or five times | 4 |
if you would make | 4 |
in a sufficient quantity | 4 |
the superficies of the | 4 |
is an officer of | 4 |
with the whites of | 4 |
bundle of sweet herbs | 4 |
so let it rest | 4 |
depth of the water | 4 |
i shall in the | 4 |
with a little rose | 4 |
also some new and | 4 |
to be sold at | 4 |
apex covantage keyed and | 3 |
sugar as they weigh | 3 |
bring him into a | 3 |
whilst it is hot | 3 |
let them stand for | 3 |
i shall proceed to | 3 |
it into a ball | 3 |
line for his feed | 3 |
but especially in the | 3 |
it ebbeth and floweth | 3 |
young brood of wasps | 3 |
the spring or fall | 3 |
they are well incorporated | 3 |
that if there be | 3 |
that in my opinion | 3 |
for my part i | 3 |
the kingdom of england | 3 |
a bunch of sweet | 3 |
early and late airings | 3 |
first thing you must | 3 |
and mingle them well | 3 |
them as much as | 3 |
rim of the water | 3 |
considerable as to the | 3 |
by reason of her | 3 |
he is easily taken | 3 |
the generall art of | 3 |
and at the same | 3 |
with a quart of | 3 |
when they are dry | 3 |
choice collections of various | 3 |
times about the hook | 3 |
and the cure is | 3 |
i had almost forgot | 3 |
not far from it | 3 |
best way of dressing | 3 |
the colour of the | 3 |
and when we have | 3 |
it as small as | 3 |
part of the line | 3 |
then with your hand | 3 |
be in a readiness | 3 |
set it a cooling | 3 |
let it stand in | 3 |
good store of cinamon | 3 |
reflection of the sunne | 3 |
the generous race of | 3 |
a little large mace | 3 |
one and the other | 3 |
them from the fire | 3 |
which in my opinion | 3 |
yet give me leave | 3 |
must have a special | 3 |
twenty inches in compasse | 3 |
for any water whatsoever | 3 |
too early or too | 3 |
whether it be a | 3 |
i shall begin with | 3 |
i shall endeavour to | 3 |
let it not boyl | 3 |
that it will not | 3 |
them into a pipkin | 3 |
and in the same | 3 |
and time of fishing | 3 |
them in a pipkin | 3 |
in an evening by | 3 |
to make honey of | 3 |
wheat you can get | 3 |
we are come to | 3 |
latter end of may | 3 |
and the beginning of | 3 |
nor do i remember | 3 |
which i have heard | 3 |
them in a quart | 3 |
or three handfuls of | 3 |
eight or ten days | 3 |
the creatures in the | 3 |
and when you see | 3 |
worms chopt in pieces | 3 |
the wrack of clouds | 3 |
and fill it up | 3 |
part of it as | 3 |
butter on the top | 3 |
to look after the | 3 |
warrant under the hand | 3 |
fly is to be | 3 |
set it again on | 3 |
the slot of a | 3 |
cold put in your | 3 |
and such herbs as | 3 |
a general discourse of | 3 |
and a red hackle | 3 |
that it may not | 3 |
and make it up | 3 |
and if you can | 3 |
ray of the majesty | 3 |
an abstract at the | 3 |
logarbo sampled and proofread | 3 |
an ostrager or faulconer | 3 |
and three hairs twisted | 3 |
sowen either in march | 3 |
and therewith annoint the | 3 |
rather than to ramble | 3 |
brother of the angle | 3 |
under the shades of | 3 |
lay it in water | 3 |
or three spoonfuls of | 3 |
it be a little | 3 |
no beast of the | 3 |
this is the place | 3 |
shall give you but | 3 |
in these northern parts | 3 |
trouble not your self | 3 |
the poor where the | 3 |
have the full liberty | 3 |
art for hunting and | 3 |
what infer you from | 3 |
the forked stick must | 3 |
shewed you for the | 3 |
when you have so | 3 |
with a strong stone | 3 |
put it again into | 3 |
known by the name | 3 |
a fish of so | 3 |
before two or more | 3 |
angle for the trout | 3 |
know the nature and | 3 |
and a lover of | 3 |
soone as it is | 3 |
your hook into the | 3 |
are alike to both | 3 |
and lay it upon | 3 |
and it must be | 3 |
hawking more amply enlarged | 3 |
and seeth them in | 3 |
a little at once | 3 |
much as will cover | 3 |
and beat them with | 3 |
a cock or capon | 3 |
me leave therefore to | 3 |
subject of such laws | 3 |
that you may see | 3 |
to two quarts of | 3 |
a part of it | 3 |
and a couple of | 3 |
drink a draught of | 3 |
off the one side | 3 |
i have given you | 3 |
let the patient drink | 3 |
beat them together in | 3 |
the art of the | 3 |
the pike to the | 3 |
set them in a | 3 |
strew it on the | 3 |
and keep it close | 3 |
a little way from | 3 |
flaming steeds of the | 3 |
fin on his back | 3 |
pint of sweet cream | 3 |
then press out the | 3 |
you intend to angle | 3 |
the town of st | 3 |
or three couple of | 3 |
little beaten saffron dissolved | 3 |
them into the oven | 3 |
two ounces of the | 3 |
up to the wings | 3 |
a line of twelve | 3 |
of yolks of eggs | 3 |
fast at the bent | 3 |
in good store of | 3 |
twice the length of | 3 |
way to take all | 3 |
so up the stream | 3 |
wayes and choicest experiments | 3 |
it into thin slices | 3 |
together in a new | 3 |
what quantity you think | 3 |
for the benefit of | 3 |
again into his mouth | 3 |
of twelve foot long | 3 |
bake them in a | 3 |
or a piece of | 3 |
rivulets are compendiously described | 3 |
but not till now | 3 |
or four days before | 3 |
three hairs twisted for | 3 |
you fish for the | 3 |
which time you shall | 3 |
they will be entangled | 3 |
a hawk of the | 3 |
come tumbling down to | 3 |
both of pastures and | 3 |
as not to be | 3 |
so boyl it to | 3 |
not till now made | 3 |
that which is about | 3 |
to make your hawk | 3 |
a haunch of venison | 3 |
to it half a | 3 |
as some call it | 3 |
and hawking more amply | 3 |
and raisins of the | 3 |
the next way of | 3 |
when it is dry | 3 |
are noted to be | 3 |
fish in pond or | 3 |
moss into the pot | 3 |
fittest for the sowing | 3 |
as the pike is | 3 |
such time as the | 3 |
covantage keyed and coded | 3 |
any moneth of the | 3 |
and if you shall | 3 |
page his biting time | 3 |
two or three couple | 3 |
take out all the | 3 |
the face and hands | 3 |
all manner of pot | 3 |
as will thicken it | 3 |
the age of a | 3 |
the ground of all | 3 |
that as soon as | 3 |
the advantage of the | 3 |