Remains of the Early Popular Poetry of England, Том 4J.R. Smith, 1866 |
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... fall to the ground . If John Bon and Mast person was suppressed , it is as likely as not have been in a different sense - manu et pedibus vulgi . VOL . IV . B See Herbert's Ames , fol . 619 , where the. John Bon and Mast Person . Alasse ...
... fall to the ground . If John Bon and Mast person was suppressed , it is as likely as not have been in a different sense - manu et pedibus vulgi . VOL . IV . B See Herbert's Ames , fol . 619 , where the. John Bon and Mast Person . Alasse ...
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... fall at anger and debate ? Twene man [ and ] wyfe eke the lyfe imperfect : 50 1 i . e . burnt . 3 i . e . in secret want . 2 i . e . truant . 4 To travers here signifies to cross in argument in the way practised by the opposite counsel ...
... fall at anger and debate ? Twene man [ and ] wyfe eke the lyfe imperfect : 50 1 i . e . burnt . 3 i . e . in secret want . 2 i . e . truant . 4 To travers here signifies to cross in argument in the way practised by the opposite counsel ...
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And whan that they haue theyr heades full , Than they fall out , and make reuylyng , And in this wyse make the dronken rekenyng : 250 Thou beggerly knaue , bag nor staf hast thou none , But as I am fayne dayly to lend the one ; Thou ...
And whan that they haue theyr heades full , Than they fall out , and make reuylyng , And in this wyse make the dronken rekenyng : 250 Thou beggerly knaue , bag nor staf hast thou none , But as I am fayne dayly to lend the one ; Thou ...
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... fall downe as Saynt Cornelys euyll . These dysceyts they use worse than ony deuyll ; 270 And whan they be in theyr owne company , They be as hole as eyther you or I : But at the last , when sekenes cometh in dede , Than to the spyttell ...
... fall downe as Saynt Cornelys euyll . These dysceyts they use worse than ony deuyll ; 270 And whan they be in theyr owne company , They be as hole as eyther you or I : But at the last , when sekenes cometh in dede , Than to the spyttell ...
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... fall to stelyng ; And so this way the come at the last , Or on the galowes make a tomlyng cast . Copland . More pyte to se our owne nacyon For to behaue them on suche facyon . Surely there is an act of parlyament , That yf ony strong ...
... fall to stelyng ; And so this way the come at the last , Or on the galowes make a tomlyng cast . Copland . More pyte to se our owne nacyon For to behaue them on suche facyon . Surely there is an act of parlyament , That yf ony strong ...
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