...pair of perfumed gloves trimmed only with four tuffes, or roses of coloured silk. The queene tooke such pleasure in those gloves, that she was pictured with those gloves upon her handes, and for many years after, it was called ' The Earl of Oxford's perfume.'" In such a chronology...

...with him gloves, sweet bagges, a perfumed leather jerkin, and other pleasant things ; and that yeare the queene had a pair of perfumed gloves trimmed only...took place, and threw the whole sex feminine into extacy. " In the yeare 1564, Mistris Dinghen Van den Plasse, borne at Faenen in Flaunders, daughter...

...pair of perfumed gloves trimmed onely with four tuffes, or roses of coloured silk. The queene tooke such pleasure in those gloves, that she was pictured with those gloves upon her handes, and for many years after, it was called " The Earl of Oxford's perfume." ' In Bitch a chronology...

...the queen had a pair of perfumed gloves, trimmed only with four tuffes, or roses of coloured silk ; the queene took such pleasure in those gloves that she was pictured with those gloves upon her handes, and for many years after it was called "the Earl of Oxford's perfume." The old comedies of...

...payre of perfumed gloves trimmed onlie with fbure tufts or roses of cullered silke. The Queene tooke such pleasure in those gloves, that she was pictured with those gloves upon her hands ; and for many years after it was called the Erie of Oxfordes perfume." WARTOK. " Here's another ballad ; Of a fish."—...

...queen had a pair of perfumed gloves trimmed only with four tufts or roses of coloured silk. The queen took such pleasure in those gloves, that she was pictured with those gloves upon her hands, and for many years after it was called the Earl of Oxford's perfume." " SCENE III. "Made themselves all men of hair."...

...the queene had a pair of perfumed gloves, trimmed only with four tufl'es, or roses of coloured silk : the queene took such pleasure in those gloves, that she was pictured with those gloves upon her handes, and for many yeeres after it was called 'the Earl of Oxford's perfume.'" The old comedies of...

...had a payre of perfumed gloves, trimmed on I m with I'oure tuftes or roses of culler' d silke. Tlie queene took such pleasure in those gloves, that she was pictured with those gloves upon her hands." p. 8G8. When the queen went to Cambridge, in 1078, the vice-chancellor "presented a paire oí gloves,...

...the queene had a pair of perfumed gloves trimmed only with four tuffes, or roses of coloured silk. The queene took such pleasure in those gloves, that she was pictured with those gloves upon her handes, and for many years after it was called ' The Earl of Oxford's perfume.' " In such a chronology...

...a pnyre of perfumed gloves, trimmed onlie with t'oure tuftes or roses of culler'd silke. The qneeue took such pleasure in those gloves, that she was pictured with those gloves upon her hands." p. 8G8. When the queen went to Cambridge, in 15/8, the vice-chancellor " presented a paire of ¡/loves,...