Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Edited from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications, Volume 22Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... Cornix by his name . The other shepheard was like unto the same , Save that he had lived all his dayes In keping his flocke , and sene no farther wayes . Yet was he to sight a stoute and lustie freake , * And as he bosted he borne was ...
... Cornix by his name . The other shepheard was like unto the same , Save that he had lived all his dayes In keping his flocke , and sene no farther wayes . Yet was he to sight a stoute and lustie freake , * And as he bosted he borne was ...
Page xxxii
... CORNIX . Coridon , thou art not to olde for to lere , I playnly shall nowe declare for thy sake , How beastly gluttons a god of their wombes make : To God are men wont temples to edifie , And costly auters to ordeyne semblably , To ...
... CORNIX . Coridon , thou art not to olde for to lere , I playnly shall nowe declare for thy sake , How beastly gluttons a god of their wombes make : To God are men wont temples to edifie , And costly auters to ordeyne semblably , To ...
Page xxxviii
... Cornix , agayne all courting I defye , More clennes is kept within some hogges stye ; But yet , mate Cornix , all be not thus I wene , For some table clothes be kept white and clene , Finer then silke , and chaunged every day . CORNIX ...
... Cornix , agayne all courting I defye , More clennes is kept within some hogges stye ; But yet , mate Cornix , all be not thus I wene , For some table clothes be kept white and clene , Finer then silke , and chaunged every day . CORNIX ...
Contents
CONTENTS OF VOL | xxii |
AN INTERLUDE OF THE FOUR ELEMENTS | 1 |
INTERLUDE OF THE DISOBEDIENT CHILD | |
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