...Leadenhall, where the at' tcndants of the lords of merry dif• ports have run and made great paf• time ; for he that hit not the broad ' end of the quintain was laughed to ' fcorn, and he that hit it full, if he • rode not the fader, had a found blow « upon his neck with...

...spears or staves ; and the same writer describes a Quintain set up on Cornhill in his time, which " made great pastime, for he that hit not the broad end of the Quinten, was of all men laughed to scorn ; and he that hit it full, if he rode not the faster, had...

...blunt spears or staves. The same writer describes a quintain set up on Cornhill, in his time, which " made great pastime, for he that hit not the broad end of the quintain, was of all men laughed to scorn ; and he that hit it full, if he rode not the faster, had a sound blow...

...set upon Cornhill, by the Leaden-hall, when the attendants of the lords of merry disports have runne, and made great pastime ; for he that hit not the broad end of the quinton, was of all men laughed to scorn ; and he that hit it full, if he rode not the faster, had...

...quinten set up on Cornhill by the Leaden-hall, where the attendants on the lords of merry disports have run and made great pastime, for he that hit not the broad end of the quinten was of all men laughed to scorn ; and he that hit it full, if he rid not the faster, had a...

...attendants of the lords of merry disports have run and made great pastime; for he that bit not the board end of the quintain was laughed to scorn, and he that hit it full, if he rode not Ihe faster, had a sound blow upou his neok with a bag full of a iud hanged on the other end." ' But...

[ Lo sentimos, el contenido de esta página está restringido. ]

...attendants on • " As the Theater, the Curtine," &c. — 1st edition. the lords of merry disports have run, and made great pastime ; for he that hit not the broad end of the quinten was of all men laughed to scorn, and he that hit it full, if he rid not the faster, had a sound...

...attendants on • " As the Theater, the Curtine," be.— l>f edition. the lords of merry disports have run, and made great pastime ; for he that hit not the broad end of the quinten was of all men laughed to scorn, and he that hit it full, if he rid not the faster, had a sound...

...attendants of the lords of merry disports have run and made great pastime ; for he that hit not the board end of the quintain was laughed to scorn, and he that...hit it full, if he rode not the faster, had a sound hlow upon his neck, with a bag full of sand hanged on the other end." The aquatic or water quintain,...