Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 20Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... daye Lucyfer fell , Whiche is our festyvall in hell , Nothynge unreasonable craved thys day , That shall in hell have any nay . But yet be ware thou come nat in , Tyll tyme thou may thy pasporte wyn . Wherfore stand styll , and I will ...
... daye Lucyfer fell , Whiche is our festyvall in hell , Nothynge unreasonable craved thys day , That shall in hell have any nay . But yet be ware thou come nat in , Tyll tyme thou may thy pasporte wyn . Wherfore stand styll , and I will ...
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... daye , In their bed where they did lye ; He drowned them both in a pype of wyne , Yt was dole to heare and see ! And he woulde putt awaye his Queene , For to have lyen by my bodye ! Helpe that he were putt awaye , For the royall bloude ...
... daye , In their bed where they did lye ; He drowned them both in a pype of wyne , Yt was dole to heare and see ! And he woulde putt awaye his Queene , For to have lyen by my bodye ! Helpe that he were putt awaye , For the royall bloude ...
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... daye , When the greate dome yt shall bee . He called a gentylman of Lancashire , His name was Lathum trulye ; A rynge besyde his fynger he tooke , And caste yt to that gentylman , And bade hym brynge yt to Lancashire , To my ladye that ...
... daye , When the greate dome yt shall bee . He called a gentylman of Lancashire , His name was Lathum trulye ; A rynge besyde his fynger he tooke , And caste yt to that gentylman , And bade hym brynge yt to Lancashire , To my ladye that ...
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