penne

When we reached Bristol, we found Mr. Penne upon the Quay, with some other merchants.

I told him Barbadoes, according to the information given me by Mr. Penne.

Well, it is lucky for us that we have this letter of Mr. Penne's.

But I must admire the cunning of the man Penne, who not only took from Alice—poor child!

Mr. Penne, who is all goodness, will reward thee for thy kindness to me.'

My hand and penne supplies the place, and shall do so alway.

Mr. Penne (helpless under the spell)—If you will be so good.

Mr. Penne (astounded)—Wh-wh—I'm afraid I fail to understand you.

So was it in diuision by the penne, and therfore was there a cypher set in the quotient: but howe shall that be noted here?

The Captain swore lustily that, on his return, he would seek out the villain Penne and break his neck for him.