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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... face all scorvy , my colour pale and wan , My head all parched and blacke as any pan ; My beard like bristles , so that a pliant leeke With a little helpe may thrust me throw the cheeke , And as a stockfishe wrinkled is my skinne ...
... face all scorvy , my colour pale and wan , My head all parched and blacke as any pan ; My beard like bristles , so that a pliant leeke With a little helpe may thrust me throw the cheeke , And as a stockfishe wrinkled is my skinne ...
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... face " ( Com . Err . ) i . e . makes your face look sad , opposed to the " merry look " . ↑ Compare Merchant of Venice , iii , 4 . ‡ Not a term of reproach.— Cf. 1 Hen . VI . Y. M. How lyke ye this songe , my owne 26 THE DISOBEDIENT ...
... face " ( Com . Err . ) i . e . makes your face look sad , opposed to the " merry look " . ↑ Compare Merchant of Venice , iii , 4 . ‡ Not a term of reproach.— Cf. 1 Hen . VI . Y. M. How lyke ye this songe , my owne 26 THE DISOBEDIENT ...
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... face mangled like a true ruffian : now thou art the true picture of a brothell - house companion : thou hast the seales on thy face , which those creatures ( called whores ) doe give thou hast , villaine , thou hast . He wonder- ing to ...
... face mangled like a true ruffian : now thou art the true picture of a brothell - house companion : thou hast the seales on thy face , which those creatures ( called whores ) doe give thou hast , villaine , thou hast . He wonder- ing to ...
Contents
CONTENTS OF VOL | xxii |
AN INTERLUDE OF THE FOUR ELEMENTS | 1 |
INTERLUDE OF THE DISOBEDIENT CHILD | |
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