In all their broyles English gainst English fight; The Daines or none or very few are slaine.

This courtship Pembrooke knows, but idle love, The sick-fac't object of an amorous brayne, Did never clothe mine eye-balls, never taught This toung, inurde to broyles and stratagems, The passionate language of a troubled heart: I am too blunt and rude for such nice service.

This courtship Pembrooke knowes, but idle love, The sick-fac't object of an amorous brayne, Did never clothe mine eye-balls, never taught This toung, inurde to broyles and stratagems, The passionate language of a troubled heart: I am too blunt and rude for such nice service.

Miss Irene Robertson Person interviewed: Maggie Broyles.

A difference [is] 'twixt broyles and bloudie warres, Yet have I shot at Maister Bellum's butte, And thrown his ball, although I toucht no tutte

I'le watch you for that trick, baboon, I'le Smoke you: the rogue sweats, as if he had eaten Grains, he broyles, if I do come to the Basting of you.

" HOW SOCRATES SUPPRESSED THE PRYDE AND HAUTINESSE OF ALCIBIADES Socrates, seeing Alcibiades puft up with pryde and broyling in ambitious behavioure (because possessor of such great wealth and lorde of so large lands) brought him to a place where a table did hang containing a discription of the worlde universall.