"Dele" Quotes from Famous Books
 ... and tedy[-] ouse labour / and many tymes with great dispayre to com to the ende of his purpose. And for this cause I haue ben farre lesse cu[-] riouse than I wolde els haue ben / and also a great dele the shorter. If this my labour may please your lordeshyp / it is the thynge that I do in it moost desyre / but yf it seme [F.vii.r] bothe to you and other a thyng that is ve- ry rude and skant worthe the lokynge on: yet Aristotles wordes ...
— The Art or Crafte of Rhetoryke • Leonard Cox
... her lover. Frances went away early in the morning and did not get back until after six. Mrs. Whitney, a Southern woman by birth, was one of the easy-going kind and very fond of novels. Mr. Whitney brought them home by the dozen. The house seemed somehow to run itself, with the aid of Dele, as she ...
— A Little Girl in Old New York • Amanda Millie Douglas |
