...of our young gentle' men into England, to procure for us thofe books which 1 we want, and tranfplant the flowers of Britain into ' France, that their fragrance...confined * to York, but may perfume the palaces of Tours. ' I need not put your majefty in mind, how earneftly * we are exhorted in the holy fcriptures to the...

...pro" cure for us thofe books which we want, an4 " tranfplant the flowers of Britain into France, te that their fragrance may no longer be confined " to York, but may perfume the palaces of *' Tours. *' I need not put your majefty in mind, how " earneftly we are exhorted in the holy fcriptures " to...

...learning, to per4 mit me to send some of our young gentle• men into 'England, to procure for us those 4 books, .which we want, and transplant the • flowers of Britain into France, that their 4 -fragrance may no longer be confined to 4 York, but may perfume the palaces of ' Tours. * I need...

...excellent books in all arts and sciences, which I enjoyed in my native country, through the expence and care of my great master Egbert. May it therefore...confined to York, but may perfume the palaces of Tours." Mr. Warton, who in his History of Poetry gives some account of the learned labours of Alcuinus, endeavours...

...excellent books in all arts and sciences, which I enjoyed in my native country, through the expence and care of my great master Egbert. May it therefore...no longer be confined to York, but may perfume -the palaees of Tours." Mr. Warton, who in his History of Poetry gives some account of the learned labours...

...our young gentlemen into England, to proV. cure for us thofe books which we want, and ** .tranfplant the flowers of Britain into France, " that their fragrance...to York, but may perfume the palaces of *<;Tours. . " I need not put Your Majefty in mind,howear*' neftly we are exhorted in the Holy Scriptures " to...

...of ray great master Egbert. May it, therefore, please your majesty, animated with the most ardeiit love of learning, to permit me to send some of our...transplant the flowers of Britain into France, that their fragrace may no longer be confined to York, but may perfume the palaces of Tours." Charlemague often...

...expence and care of my great master Egbert May it therefore please your majesty, animated with th« most ardent love of learning, to permit me to send...confined to York, but may perfume the palaces of Tours." Mr. Warton, who in bis History of Poetry gives some account of the learned labours of Alcuinus, endeavours...

...divine wisdom, •which are contained in the Holy Scriptures ; suiting my instructions to the \ievvs and capacities of my scholars, that I may train up...confined to York, but may perfume the palaces of Tours." • " I need not put your majesty in mind, how earnestly \ve are exhorted, in the Holy Scriptures,...

...our young gentlemen into editor has examined, the following have proved England, to procure for ns those books which we want, and transplant the flowers...confined to York, but may perfume the palaces of Tours. — I need not put your majesty in mind, .how earnestly we are exhorted in the holy scriptures to the...