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 1 2 |        we thinking every minute long till we were on land, came
 2 8 |    civilly. Then he led us to a long gallery, like a dorture,
 3 12|      thirty-seven years, for so long it is since any stranger
 4 26|     divine revenge overtook not long after those proud enterprises.
 5 26|   though it were shallow, had a long continuance, whereby they
 6 27|         us, you see how it hath long since ceased; except it
 7 35|       of grapes of gold, with a long foot or stalk. The herald
 8 50| necessary, and indeed live very long; by whom also we learn many
 9 63|             I will not hold you long with recounting of our brewhouses,
10 63|       other meat, who live very long. So for meats, we have some
11 63|        men, enable them to fast long after; and some other, that
12 64|    likewise of divers ages, and long fermentations. And for their
13 84|      and rites we have two very long and fair galleries. In one
14 84|      have not seen) it were too long to make descriptions of