Bur. Navar, you sprinckle me with foule reproch And dimme the luster of our royall name With colours of dishonour.

No, no, your understanding is but dimme, That farre-remooved cannot iudge the feare.

[?] a yonge colt's toothe abroad, Ould as I am myne eyes are not so dimme But can discerne this without spectacles.

Looke well upon't, deare syster; extasy May dimme myne eyes, it cannot purblind thyne.

"I've brought her, aunt Gussie," said Harold, jumping out of the sulky, though not relinquishing the reins, while he kissed the taller figure, and the small one attached itself to his leg saying, "Dimme wide.

BISHOP, DIMMES.

Dimmes Bishop (C); 22Mar61; R272870.

BISHOP, DIMMES MCDOWELL. Representative selections.

Dimmes McDowell Bishop (C); 8Aug62; R299764.

Dimmes Bishop (C of T. McDowell); 29Jun65; R364268.

BISHOP, DIMMES.

LAWS, STATUTES, ETC. BISHOP, DIMMES. America in literature.

Dimmes Bishop (C); 22Jun71; R508112.

Dimmes McDowell (C); 24Apr75; R603491. R603511.

BISHOP, DIMMES.

Dimmes Bishop (C); 22Mar61; R272870.

BISHOP, DIMMES MCDOWELL. Representative selections.

Dimmes McDowell Bishop (C); 8Aug62; R299764.

Dimmes Bishop (C of T. McDowell); 29Jun65; R364268.

BISHOP, DIMMES.

LAWS, STATUTES, ETC. BISHOP, DIMMES. America in literature.

Dimmes Bishop (C); 22Jun71; R508112.

Dimmes McDowell (C); 24Apr75; R603491. R603511.

Goe turne the Volumes over I have read, Eate and digest them, that they may grow in thee, Weare out the tedious night with thy dimme Lampe, And sooner lose the day than leave a doubt.