frese

These go commonly in jerkins of leather or of white frese, & carry little wandes in their hands, and will walke through grounds and pasturs, to search and se horses mete for their purpose.

Microcosmography or, a Piece of the World Discovered; in Essays and Characters John Earle

Office Spam ™ frese: These children were taken by ...

Chattablogs 2009

Office Spam ™ frese: These children were taken by ...

Chattablogs 2009

Office Spam ™ frese: These children were taken by ...

Chattablogs 2009

Office Spam ™ frese: These children were taken by ...

Chattablogs 2009

Office Spam ™ frese: These children were taken by ...

Chattablogs 2009

What are we supposed to do if we live in a city (like St. Louis) that has little to no sustainability infrastructure, policy, or program in place? frese said:

Chattablogs 2009

In þe morow tyde, agaynst your {e} sou {er} ayne doth ryse, wayte hys lynnyñ þat hit be clene; þeñ warme h {i} t in þ {i} s wise, 876 by a cler {e} fyr {e} w {i} t {h} owt smoke/if it be cold or frese, and so may ye your {e} sou {er} ayñ plese at þe best asise.

Early English Meals and Manners Frederick James Furnivall 1867

2.13.2: I feare, and hope: I burne, and frese like yse:

"Songes and Sonettes written by the ryght honorable Lorde Henry Haward late Earle of Surrey, and other" 1557