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Bologna earth (as new and sightly as the other) full of his best and choisest white Wine, with two small Glasses, looking like silver, they were so cleare.

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Yearne received from her, were the choisest beauty of the whole peece; so that when other workewomen played, Simonida was sure to want no employment.

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But yet of a certainty, if you would be obedient to me, as you ought in dutie unto a true King: I should grant you a liberall freedome of that, wherein you take the most delight, and without which, our choisest desires can never be compleate.

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Bertolomea, one of the fairest and choisest yong maids in Pisa, whose youth did hardly agree with his age; but muck was the motive of this mariage, and no expectation of mutuall contentment.

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Heere you are to observe, that Magdalena (beeing a very beautifull Woman, yong, and in the choisest flower of her time:) had often before bene solicited by the Duke, to entertaine his love and kindnesse: whereto by no meanes she would listen or give consent.

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Both the message and the messenger, were most graciously welcome to her, and flaming in the selfe-same affection towards him: as a testimony thereof, one of the very choisest

The Decameron 2004

It so chanced, that this Magnifico had the very choisest and goodliest ambling Gelding in all Tuscany, which hee loved dearely, for his faire forme, and other good parts.

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[John to Abigail, 03 June 1778] this Evening received by the Boston a ship more valuable valued to me than all the American Navy besides, valuable for conveying safely my choisest comfort, my dearest Blessings.

Letter from Abigail Adams to John Adams, 21 October 1778, draft 1973

Pop-up large image of her choisest Gifts to the Sex, their Senses are generally as quick as ours, their Reason as nervious, their judgment as mature and solid.

Letter from Abigail Adams to John Adams, 30 June 1778 draft, with one enclosure 1973

Beginning, and send to you, my dear Children and all my Friends, the choisest of Blessings -- so Wishes and prays yours, with an Ardour, that neither Absence, nor any other Event can abate,

Letter from John Adams to Abigail Adams, 13 February 1778 1963