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Henry Keepe (1652–1688) was an English antiquarian, known for his Monumenta Westmonasteriensia, a history of Westminster Abbey. Born in Fetter Lane, London

indicate the vessel's nationality: "You are alsoe for this present service to keepe in yor Jack at yor Boultspritt end and yor Pendant and yor Ordinance" The

perhaps mystical powers. Peter Saward, a scholar, is in love with Rosa Keepe. Ten years previously, Rosa refused Fox's marriage proposal, and is currently

from the bowsprit topmast head: "You are alsoe for this present service to keepe in yor Jack at yor Boultspritt end" (sailing instructions 1633 as quoted

belonging to the said fort; Provided that he the said Leift. Rolfe doe keepe and maintaine sixe men vpon the place duringe the terme and time of three

masculine. There is some evidence for this: Wilson wrote in 1560: "... let us keepe a naturall order, and set the man before the woman for manners sake." — Wilson

pieces from sticking, and stored in wooden boxes. Made in March, it would "keepe all the yeere" (keep all year). Alternatively, the dry jelly could be "stamped"

B[reton]; Morphorius [pseudonym] (1600). Pasquils Fooles-cap Sent to Such (to Keepe Their Weake Braines Warme) as are Not Able to Conceiue Aright of His Mad-cap

Episode: "Shush Ninjas" 2015–2016 Mixels Flamzer, Naut, Major Nixel, Gate Keepe, Narrator, others 2 episodes 2021–2024 Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years

English as "Let not the shoemaker go beyond hys shoe", which became "Cobler keepe your last" in the 1616 revised edition of John Withals's Shorte Dictionarie