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Did in melodious manner sing Praises unto our heavenly king ; All honour , glory
, might , and power , Be unto Christ our Saviour . If choirs of angels did rejoyce ,
Well may mankind with heart and voice Sing praises to the God of heaven , That
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Did in melodious manner sing Praises unto our heavenly king ; All honour , glory
, might , and power , Be unto Christ our Saviour . If choirs of angels did rejoyce ,
Well may mankind with heart and voice Sing praises to the God of heaven , That
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Page 79
And being come unto her speech , With voice most shrill , aloud she cried , 0 ,
mother , you have done me wrong , This cannot be by you denied . For I was in
the way to heaven , Two glorious angels did me guide , Who gently took me by
the ...
And being come unto her speech , With voice most shrill , aloud she cried , 0 ,
mother , you have done me wrong , This cannot be by you denied . For I was in
the way to heaven , Two glorious angels did me guide , Who gently took me by
the ...
Page 88
And at that time thro ' all the land the speeches went , The marquess should
married be Unto a noble lady of high descent , And to the same all parties did
agree . The marquess sent for Grissel fair , The bride's bed - chamber to prepare ,
That ...
And at that time thro ' all the land the speeches went , The marquess should
married be Unto a noble lady of high descent , And to the same all parties did
agree . The marquess sent for Grissel fair , The bride's bed - chamber to prepare ,
That ...
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Contents
POLITICAL BALLADS PUBLISHED IN ENGLAND DURING | 11 |
A SELECTION OF LATIN STORIES | 28 |
THE KEEN OF THE SOUTH OF IRELAND | 46 |
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