1
The wives of the worthy burghers wept with the ladies of the court.
2
And in truth a very unusual spectacle presented itself to these worthy burghers.
3
The worthy burghers of Lannion and their families were models of simplicity, honour, and respectability.
4
Indeed, the worthy burghers began to surmise that he knew more of those stories than mere hearsay.
5
Indeed, the worthy burghers began to surmise that he knew more of these stories than mere hearsay.
6
How say you then, worthy burghers and dear friends, shall we let the vassals run, and keep the lord?
7
Our worthy burghers and most worshipful Lord Mayor will see their fires extinguished shortly, and themselves sent home with wet jackets.
8
Fortunately, the gallant Van Hornes came to the rescue, just as some of the worthy burghers were on the point of capitulating.
9
And many things happened to it and the house which ran counter to the usual course of events and the wishes of the worthy burghers.