Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 20Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... there came a wynde - myller in , Who sayde , for the rayne , he could no wynde wyn ; The water he wysht to be banysht all , Besechynge your grace of wynde continuall ; Then came there an other , that wolde banysh all this , * Jupiter ...
... there came a wynde - myller in , Who sayde , for the rayne , he could no wynde wyn ; The water he wysht to be banysht all , Besechynge your grace of wynde continuall ; Then came there an other , that wolde banysh all this , * Jupiter ...
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... there nye . A charcoale fyer was readye bowne , There came noe smoke with in his eye , Peces of wyne mony a one , Dyvers spices did lye therbye , Pen , yncke , and paper , there wanted none , Shee had all thinges there full readye , And ...
... there nye . A charcoale fyer was readye bowne , There came noe smoke with in his eye , Peces of wyne mony a one , Dyvers spices did lye therbye , Pen , yncke , and paper , there wanted none , Shee had all thinges there full readye , And ...
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... There the hartes head is sett full hye . Sir Gilbert Talbott ten thowsand dagges In an owres warnyng readye to bee , Sir John Savage fifteen hundreth white houddes , For they wyll fighte and never flee ; Sir Edward Standley three ...
... There the hartes head is sett full hye . Sir Gilbert Talbott ten thowsand dagges In an owres warnyng readye to bee , Sir John Savage fifteen hundreth white houddes , For they wyll fighte and never flee ; Sir Edward Standley three ...
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