Vaile

Good Madam let me perswade you to sette your vaile right, and then chide me as long as you will. ❋ Unknown (2004)

Away shee went in all haste with the Sisters, who were so forward in the detection of poore Isabella, as they never regarded what manner of vaile the Lady Abbesse wore on her head. ❋ Unknown (2004)

At these words, all the rest of the Nunnes exalted their lookes, to behold what vaile the Abbesse wore on her head, wherewith Isabella should finde such fault, and she her selfe lift up her hand to feele it: and then they all perceyved plainly, the reason of Isabellas speeches, and the ❋ Unknown (2004)

The other Fleming being also ready to performe the like piece of seruice began to vaile his sailes, and intended to haue yeelded immediatly. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Emperors sister the spouse of Spaine, with a Fleete of an 130. sailes, stoutly and proudly passed the narow Seas, your Lordship accompanied with ten ships onely of her Maiesties Name Roiall, enuironed their Fleet in most strange and warrelike sort, enforced them to stoope gallant, and to vaile their bonets for the Queene of ❋ Unknown (2003)

Then wil I staine my milkwhite vaile with weeping, And as thine handmaide dye in sorrowes keeping. ❋ Unknown (2003)

The remembraunce whereof (as I thinke) ought now to deliuer such an harde enterprise, to the port of your conscience, that breaking the vaile of your tender hart, you shoulde therefore take pitie and compassion of my straunge and cruell fortune. ❋ William Painter (N/A)

My Lorde must be aduertised hereof, that the house maye be purged of suche a plague and infection, that he maye euidentlye vnderstande the hypocrisye of her that so longe time hath kept close her incontinencie, vnder the vaile of fayned chastitie. ❋ William Painter (N/A)

A passion truly most intollerable for a yonge Princesse, as well because she neuer had experience of semblable sorow, as for her tender age, and yet more for a naturall abashmente and shame, which with the vaile of honor doth serue, or ought to serue for a bridle, to euery Ladie couetous of fame, or like to be the ornament or beauty of her race. ❋ William Painter (N/A)

VVith a linnen vaile ouer euery of their heades, with two Labels hanging ouer theyr eares, & the rest descending downe and couering their necks & backes, with the bodies of Lyons. ❋ Francesco Colonna (N/A)

When time came that my harnesse should be taken off and that I should rest my selfe, I was not so joyfull of my liberty, as when the vaile was taken from mine eyes, I should see all the abhomination of this mischievous queane. ❋ Lucius Apuleius (N/A)

Hymeneus was ended with deadly howling, the maid that should be married did wipe her eyes with her vaile. ❋ Lucius Apuleius (N/A)

We read that certain Fowey men, passing near Rye and Winchelsea, "would vaile no bonnet," by which we may suppose is intended the customary salutation made in courtesy to a fellow-port. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

” So wept we, and so much did it cost us to enter into this life; and so did we spoile us of our ancient vaile in entring into it. ❋ Unknown (1909)

Her hope was nothing in worldly things, but in heavenly, for in the holy scriptures that saith: Who so giveth to the poor lendeth for a vaile. ❋ 1230-1298 (1900)

Lords, the Lord president of ye Councill and ye Lord privy Seale, she haveing a vaile over her face, and her traine of 6 yards Length being bore up by the next Dutchess assisted by four young Ladyes. ❋ Unknown (1888)

Sometimes the sun is only shadowed by a cloud that wee cannot se his luster, although we may walk by his light, but when he is set we are in darkness till he arise again; so God doth sometime vaile his face but for a moment, that we cannot behold the light of his ❋ Helen Campbell (1878)

Drag to Playlist el vaile de 1 eso apeles mestres just imagine red october singing this i love red october (here is a joke sence all boats are called shees i am a girl so i am in a gay mood right now) (i do not own music and pictures) ❋ Unknown (2010)

Oh God, that mercie, whose maiestick browe, should be vnwrinckled, and that awefull iustice, which looketh through a vaile of sufferaunce vppon the frailtie of the multitude should with the clamours of outragious wrongs, be stird and wakened thus to punishment. ❋ Anonymous (1590)