Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. & C. Black · leaf 249
dead, that he should put these threegrains under his tongue, and grave him so ; and so hedid. And of these three grains sprang a tree, as the 183 The charm of gardens angel said it should, and bare a fruit, through, the whichfruit Adam should be saved. And when Seth came again, he found his father… … [x. o IVOF THE CROWN OF THORNS And if all it be so, that men say, that this crown is ofthorns, ye shall understand that, it was of jonkes of thesea, that is to say, rushes of the sea, that prick as sharplyas thorns. For I have seen and beholden many timesthat of Paris and that of Constantinople;…
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