SAYE

The richnesse of such a commoditie is so well knowne that I neede not to saye any thing thereof.

Also if we shuld saye: a phrase of building, or an audice of shepe, as a cert homely felow dyd.

And it foloweth as we saye in one tenour, distinguyshyng all the oracion wyth small ornamentes both of wordes, and sentences.

This is a similitude: but if you saye that a man flewe vpon his enemies like a dragon, or lyke a lyon, it is an Image.

But when they lookt round for the Ladye Pocahontas, she hadde gone to her Yorke woodes, weepyng they saye.