He breathes still; come, thou shalt not stay behind for want of leggs or shoulders to beare thee.

For, let me see, to-day is Sunday; to-morrow the Lords sitt, and then I must have a carea cruell careto have your leggs handsome and a new cleane ruff band about your necke, of old rusty iron; 'twill purge your choller.

Let me cut one legg of, to marre his running.

E. BARKER H. W. C. DAVIS C. R. L. FLETCHER ARTHUR HASSALL L. G. WICKHAM LEGG F. MORGAN Preface to Second Edition

They originally came from the Eastern Shore of Maryland, I think from the Legg estate, beyond that I do not know.

It may be that he will change his mind, but of this Major Legg, who attends him in his bedchamber, will notify us.

Major Legg shortly after arrived, and told them that the king had determined, when he went into his private room for evening prayer, to slip away, and make for the river side, where they were to be in readiness for him with horses.

William Long at once rode back to Kingston, and there purchased two good horses, with saddles, for the king and Major Legg.

" The king and Major Legg now mounted, and the little party rode off.

It was arranged that the king and Major Legg should proceed to a house of Lord Southampton at Titchfield, and that Berkeley and Lord Ashburnham should go to the Isle of Wight to Colonel Hammond, to find if he would receive the king.

a legg of mutton 2s.

Would some man would instruct me what to say For this same Prologue, usual to a Play, Is tied to such an old form of Petition; Men must say nothing now beyond commission: The Cloaks we wear, the Leggs we make, the place We stand in, must be one; and one the face.

Yes and I have performed Enough to a man of your yeares, this is truth, And you shall find Sir, you have kist and tows'd me, Handled my legg and foote, what would you more, Sir,?

And we led your Squadrons, Where they ha' scratch'd their leggs a little, with brambles,

We have fill'd a pit with your people, some with leggs, Some with arms broken, and a neck or two I think be loose.