 | Robert Southey - 1831 - 1038 psl.
...the disposition, ordreth euery matter And geueth the place, after the degree Without order, without id beare The Salvage Knight that victour was whileare, And all Disposition, ordreth a tale dyrectlye In л perfect reason, to conclude truely The fa tall problèmes,... | |
 | Stephen Hawes - 1845 - 242 psl.
...So as the mynde have no perceyveraunce, Nor of the beginnyng can have audience, Than must narracion begynne the sentence. And if it be a lytle probable,...chatter. Disposicion ordreth a tale directly, In a perfit ieason, to conclude truely. D2 The fatall problemes of olde antiquyte, Cloked wyth myst and wyth cloudes... | |
 | Percy Society - 1846 - 250 psl.
...So as the mynde have no perceyveraunce, Nor of the beginnyng can have audience, Than must narracion begynne the sentence. And if it be a lytle probable,...chatter. Disposicion ordreth a tale directly, In a pei-fit reason, to conclude truely. D2 The fatall probletnes of olde antiquyte, Cloked wyth myst and... | |
 | Percy Society - 1846 - 244 psl.
...is harde and covert To them that have nothynge intelligence; Up so downe they make oft transvert, X Or that they can knowe, they experience Of thys craft...chatter. Disposicion ordreth a tale directly, In a perflt ieason, to conclude truely. The fatall problemes of olde antiquyte, Cloked wyth myst and wyth... | |
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Or els by stedfast argumentacion. The whych was constitute by begynnyng, As on the reason, and if apparaunce Of the cause than by outwarde semyng Be hard and difficulte in the utteraunce, So as the mynde have no perceyveraunce, Nor of the beginnyng can... 