Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 20Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... live , inclosd eternally In that pure shrine of immortality ! This is my doome , and this shall come to passe , For ... lives for aye ! FINIS . NOTES . P. 6 , 1. 1. - Blin . 48 THE AFFECTIONATE SHEPHEARD .
... live , inclosd eternally In that pure shrine of immortality ! This is my doome , and this shall come to passe , For ... lives for aye ! FINIS . NOTES . P. 6 , 1. 1. - Blin . 48 THE AFFECTIONATE SHEPHEARD .
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... live for aye , Must eat sage in May . A wet May , Will fill a byre full of hay . May - day is come and gone , Thou art a gosling and I am none.t A cold May , and a windy , Makes a fat ( full ) barn and a findy . ‡ * MS . Cantab . ff . v ...
... live for aye , Must eat sage in May . A wet May , Will fill a byre full of hay . May - day is come and gone , Thou art a gosling and I am none.t A cold May , and a windy , Makes a fat ( full ) barn and a findy . ‡ * MS . Cantab . ff . v ...
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... live these years three , For these words to me he did once move In Sandall Castle underneath a tree : He said there shall no branch of the eagle fly Within England , neither far nor nigh ; Nor none of the Talbots to run him by , Nor ...
... live these years three , For these words to me he did once move In Sandall Castle underneath a tree : He said there shall no branch of the eagle fly Within England , neither far nor nigh ; Nor none of the Talbots to run him by , Nor ...
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