Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 20Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... unto that heaven we woll most retorne , Where we be glorified most triumphantly , Also we woll all ye that on yearth soiourne Since cause geveth cause , to knowe us your lord onely ; Reioysing in us , and in meane time we shall 26 xix.
... unto that heaven we woll most retorne , Where we be glorified most triumphantly , Also we woll all ye that on yearth soiourne Since cause geveth cause , to knowe us your lord onely ; Reioysing in us , and in meane time we shall 26 xix.
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Percy Society. Ye wolde be glad to knowe my intent , For I com not hyther for monye nor for rent ; I com not hyther for meate , nor for meale , But I com hyther , for your soules heale . " He then enlarges on the purity and poverty of ...
Percy Society. Ye wolde be glad to knowe my intent , For I com not hyther for monye nor for rent ; I com not hyther for meate , nor for meale , But I com hyther , for your soules heale . " He then enlarges on the purity and poverty of ...
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... knowe none suche under the skye ; Whiles I be Kynge and weare the crowne , I will be cheefe of the comynaltye . Taske ne myse I will make none , In noe cowntrye farre nor nere , For yf by their goodes I shoulde plucke them downe , For ...
... knowe none suche under the skye ; Whiles I be Kynge and weare the crowne , I will be cheefe of the comynaltye . Taske ne myse I will make none , In noe cowntrye farre nor nere , For yf by their goodes I shoulde plucke them downe , For ...
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