Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 20Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... drinke carouse : Where Love and Death did love the licor so , That out they fall and to the fray they goe . And having both their quivers at their backe Fild full of arrows ; th ' one of fatall steele , The other all of gold ; Deaths ...
... drinke carouse : Where Love and Death did love the licor so , That out they fall and to the fray they goe . And having both their quivers at their backe Fild full of arrows ; th ' one of fatall steele , The other all of gold ; Deaths ...
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... drinke . Use not thy lovely lips to loathsome lyes , By craftie meanes increase no worldly wealth ; Strive not with mightie men ( whose fortune flies ) , With temp'rate diet nourish wholesome health : Place well thy words , leave not ...
... drinke . Use not thy lovely lips to loathsome lyes , By craftie meanes increase no worldly wealth ; Strive not with mightie men ( whose fortune flies ) , With temp'rate diet nourish wholesome health : Place well thy words , leave not ...
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... of them stand still at my elbow , full of drinke , that I might not be driven to trouble your grace's man so often to call for it . ' This pleasant and speedy reverse of the former wordes holpe all the matter again vi.
... of them stand still at my elbow , full of drinke , that I might not be driven to trouble your grace's man so often to call for it . ' This pleasant and speedy reverse of the former wordes holpe all the matter again vi.
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