Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 20Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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Page lviii
... Frere . That synne with god is most abhomynable , Pardo . Of the holy chapell of swete saynt Leonarde , Frere . And is eke the synne that is most damp- nable . Pardo . Whiche late by fyre was destroyed and marde ; Frere . In scrypture ...
... Frere . That synne with god is most abhomynable , Pardo . Of the holy chapell of swete saynt Leonarde , Frere . And is eke the synne that is most damp- nable . Pardo . Whiche late by fyre was destroyed and marde ; Frere . In scrypture ...
Page lxii
... Frere . What ! sholde ye gyue ought to pratyng pardoners ! Pardo . What ! sholde ye spende on these flat- erynge lyers ! Frere . What ! sholde ye gyue oughte to these bold beggars ! Pardo . As be these bablynge monkes , and these freres , ...
... Frere . What ! sholde ye gyue ought to pratyng pardoners ! Pardo . What ! sholde ye spende on these flat- erynge lyers ! Frere . What ! sholde ye gyue oughte to these bold beggars ! Pardo . As be these bablynge monkes , and these freres , ...
Page lxiii
... frere , I holde it best To kepe your tonge while ye be in rest . Frere . I say one pull the knaue of his stole . Pardo . Nay one pull the frere downe lyke a fole . Frere . Leue thy railynge , and babbelynge of freres , Or by jys , I'sh ...
... frere , I holde it best To kepe your tonge while ye be in rest . Frere . I say one pull the knaue of his stole . Pardo . Nay one pull the frere downe lyke a fole . Frere . Leue thy railynge , and babbelynge of freres , Or by jys , I'sh ...
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