And here he saw before him, under the greatest tree, a man in a long white gown like a White Friar. |
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Robin Hood, Friar Tuck, and other characters were also added according to the humour of the dancers. |
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In the meantime I do not anticipate any diminution in the appetites of myself and Friar Tuck. |
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I've a lot of followers, Friar Tuck and others, but they're away for a while. |
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I mean the meeting of the King with Friar Tuck at the cell of that buxom hermit. |
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The grim figure of a Black Friar was directing the harvest of a sea of golden-yellow wheat. |
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The Black Friar knelt beside the dying one, and drawing an ivory crucifix from his habit held it to Mendoza's face. |
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Thus, if the summoner had been to a house first, the Friar was likely to suffer. |
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Farther than that, Friar Volpe said, and they might be seen from Benevento. |
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It used to hurt the Friar to hear some o the double-jointed swear words we used when excited. |
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There was a White Friar at that time was known to have knowledge, and Cromwell sent word to him to come see him. |
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Friar Mathieu tore away a piece of the bedsheet and dabbed Simon's wound with it. |
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Friar Tuck had told me a lot about fastin, an I was keen to try it out on Horace. |
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Friar Jerome, armed with an enormous mace, mounted on a merlon, felled all who came within his reach. |
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He admitted that he was a priest, eighteen years in orders, and sometime a Black Friar professed. |
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Listen to me, Badger-face, sez the Friar, grippin his hand tight. |
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That is well said, said Friar John now, this is something like a tansy. |
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After a time the Friar did go to bed in Horaces tarp in the corner. |
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Friar Mathieu turned and teetered precariously at the top of the steps. |
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First they listened to an unctuous grace from Friar Tuck, and then Robin lifted high a tankard of ale. |
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There was great excitement in Mexico over the story Friar Marcos told. |
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Within the church they found the Bishop robed in state, and by his side Friar Tuck who had been especially deputed to assist. |
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Almost the entire wedding party at Greenhithe, Kent, donned Disney outfits, including the Rev Richard Barron who dressed as Friar Tuck. |
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He is known as the Curtal Friar of Fountain Abbey, and dwelleth in Fountain Dale. |
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A short abstract of its contents will show its similarity to the meeting of King Richard and Friar Tuck. |
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The Black Friar, on the contrary, led Agnes out of herself altogether. |
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And he winked and blinked at stout Friar Tuck like an owl at the sun. |
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The King's Head, The Cottage, Horse and Jockey, White Hart, White Friar and Salutation. |
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Whosoever failed to speed his shaft through the garland, without knocking it off the wand, was to submit to a buffet from the hand of Friar Tuck. |
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Friar Tuck and Much the miller's son soon became right good friends over the steaming stew they jointly prepared for the merry men that evening. |
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Farewell, Friar John, I recommend the care of my codpiece to you. |
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The Friar lifted up his foot in disproof, but the shoe was there. |
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The Friar dropped the flagon, and grasped his quarter-staff Wamba stopt short in the midst of a jest, and betook himself to sword and target. |
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Friar Tuck had produced some old monkish gowns from under a bench. |
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He considered the bowl of his pipe then rubbed it on Friar Tuck's head. |
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Watts spoke the last words so loudly that Friar Tuck rose once. |
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He had seen Friar Tuck, a little way back, and shrewdly suspected his plan. |
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Their old pals Little John and Friar Tuck join in the action to help them save the citizens of Nottingham. |
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The others all joined in the chorus, from Will Scarlet's baritone to Friar Tuck's heavy bass. |
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The Friar, also, tucked his robes more about him, showing a great, stout arm on which the muscles stood out like humps of an aged tree. |
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Prior, an thou hast not made thy peace perfect with God, provoke the Friar no further. |
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It would seem that the manuscript is here imperfect, for we do not find the reasons which finally induce the curtal Friar to amend the King's cheer. |
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Planning operations inspector Tony Irwing, of Little Park Street, said he was pleased with how the operation, named Exercise White Friar, progressed. |
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