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A Survey of London
… edition, nor amongst Chaucer's accepted works. Professor Skeat has, however, identified this verse with the sixth … as prose, is inaccurate. The text as given by Professor Skeat, Piers Plowman, vol. i. p. 402, II. 26671, is as …
A Survey of London
… grandfather. Richard and Robert were possibly cousins. See Skeat, Chaucer, I. pp. xixv. Richard Chaucer's will dated …
A Survey of London
… 'copyed out of ye boke of John Shirley by John Stowe'. See Skeat, Chaucer, i. 25, 539 and Dict. Nat. Biog. lii. 133. 27, …
A Survey of London
… thus added three are admittedly genuine, and Professor Skeat accepts two others; of the remainder some are obviously by Lydgate or other later poets. Professor Skeat writes: 'It is clear that Stow had no better reason for … did he himself exercise much principle of selection.' See Skeat, Chaucer, i. pp. 3143,56, and v.p.x; and The Chaucer …
Survey of London
… masons (1,047). Workmen: bricklayer and plasterer, William Skeat; carpenter and joiner, Joseph Cundy; glazier, Robert … of their bills were: bricklayer and plasterer, William Skeat (5,448); carpenter and joiner, Joseph Cundy (4,206); …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Ser.), ii, 191. Lysons, Mag. Brit. (ed. 1806), i, 250. Skeat, Berks. Place-names, 104. V.C.H. Berks. i, 335. Berks. …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… Grantchester', Coll. Poems (1918), 537. See W. W. Skeat, in Proc. C.A.S. xiv. 11121. Cf. ibid. 169; C. C. … Jan. 1960. V.C.H. Cambs. i. 397, 414. Chaucer, Works, ed. Skeat, v. 116. V.C.H. Cambs. i. 414; Rot. Hund. (Rec. Com.), …