Or is it still in Marie Antoinette's book of hours?

I would give you my book of hours, father.

And the question resolves itself into this: what has become of the Queen's book of hours?

He told her he was employed by his sovereign to collect masterpieces for her book of hours.

Will you swear on my book of hours that you know not where she is to be found?

Miniatures from the Calendar of a Book of Hours.-Manuscriptof the Sixteenth Century.

And as for the bonny Book of Hours-'Master, ' Isaidwith shame, 'was that my ransom?'

Rainey also collects books , and he shows the writer a facsimile of a 15th-century Flemish Book of Hours.

He took up his Book of Hours, with a sigh, and wrapped it again in its silken parcel.

She held a Book of Hours in her hand, but she had not once opened it since she sat down.

"Yes; on my book of hours, as you did!" said she.

Suddenly she said, without turning round, for she was standing by a table gazing at the pictures in a Book of Hours-

Isoult was still in the ante-chamber, leaning over the Book of Hours, wherein she had found treated of the 'Seven Sorrowful Mysteries.'

Later, looking at a 15th-century Book of Hours, Bragg asked if there was a saint on 6 October.

The Forberg-Schneider-Stiftung's 2018 Belmont Prize award ceremony took place before the Louth Contemporary Music Society's Book of Hours Festival in Dundalk on Friday.

Occasionally, messages of love appear between the lines, as in the jottings in the margins of this devotional Book of Hours, produced in 1528.