...sweating sickness. D clog your conscience nor mine to make her ruler of a house which is of so ungodly demeanour ; nor, I trust, you would not that neither for brother nor sister, I should so distaini mine honour or conscience. And, as touching the prioress, or Dame Eleanor's eldest sister,...

...in the world clog your con' science nor mine, to make her ruler of a house which is ' of so ungodly demeanour, nor I trust you would not that, ' neither for brother nor sister,* I should so distain mine ' honour or conscience. And as touching the Prioress ' [Isabella Jordan] or Dame Eleanor's...

...in the world clog your con' science nor mine, to make her ruler of a house which is ' of BO ungodly demeanour, nor I trust you would not that, ' neither for brother nor sister,2 I should so distain mine ' honour or conscience. And as touching the Prioress ' [Isabella...

...for all the world clog your conscience nor mine to make her ruler of a house who is of such ungodly demeanour, nor I trust, you would not that neither for brother nor sister I should so stain mine honour and conscience1.' It is evident from this letter that whatever the character of the...

...gold in the world, clog your conscience nor mine to make her ruler of a house which is of so ungodly demeanour; nor, I trust, you would not that neither...sister, I should so destain mine honour or conscience. And, as touching the prioress, or Dame Eleanor's eldest sister, though there is not any evident case...

...gold in the world, cloak your conscience nor mine to make her ruler of a house which is of so ungodly demeanour ; nor I trust you would not that neither for brother nor sister I should so distain mine honour or conscience." He objected, on similar grounds, to the prioress whom Wolsey wished...

...world clog your conscience nor mine to make her a ruler of a house, which is of so ungudly demeanor, nor I trust you would not that neither for brother nor sister I should so destain mine honor or conscience. And as touching the prioress [Isabel Jordan] or Dame Eleanor's eldest sister,...

...of reputations. Bluff King Hal was nothing if not a stern moralist, and he writes : " I wolde not, for all the gold in the world, clog your conscience...sister I should so destain mine honour or conscience." There were thirty two nuns here at the Dissolution, and they retired with the abbess to Fovant. The...

...world clog your conscience nor mine to make her a ruler of a house, which is of so ungudly demeanor, nor I trust you would not that neither for brother nor sister I should so destain mine honor or conscience. And as touching the prioress [Isabel Jordan] or Dame Eleanor's eldest sister,...