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But the Danielle poet see the final stanza above uses in myddest of.

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But at that tyme, in the myddest of those troubles and feare, the fyre of Venus was almost extincte in mee: and therefore with daliaunce of fayre woordes and promises, I styll kepte my selfe in her fauour.

Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah and Meccah 2003

The temple in the myddest is open without any inclosyng, and in the myddest also thereof is a turrett of the largnesse of sixe passes in cercuitie,36 and inuolued or hanged with cloth or tapestry of sylke [,] 37and passeth not the heyght of a man.

Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah and Meccah 2003

Wyth these and the like confortable sentences, thei passed to the place of executioun; and constantlie triumphed owir death and Sathan, evin in the myddest of the flammyng fyre.

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So that both these sayingis ar trew together: God can nott be comprehended into any one place: And, "Wharesoever thare ar two or three gathered in his name, thare is he present in the myddest of thame."

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Aboue these mentioned partes, was the Zophor, [A] in the myddest whereof,

Hypnerotomachia The Strife of Loue in a Dreame Francesco Colonna

In the myddest of all the calamities that came upoun the realme after the defectioun of the Governour from Christ Jesus, came in Scotland that blissed Martyre of God MAISTER GEORGE WISHARTE, [337] in cumpany of the

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Thei address thame to the myddest of the close, and immediatlie came Johnne Leslye, somewhat rudlye, and four personis with him.

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Governour, with such as assisted him to defend ane injust qwerrell; albeit that many innocentis fell amonges the myddest of the wicked.

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