Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 20Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... meane , Too meane an offring for thine ivorie shrine ; Yet must thy beautie my just blame susteane , Since it is mortall , but thyselfe divine . Then , noble ladie , take in gentle worth This new - borne babe , which here my muse brings ...
... meane , Too meane an offring for thine ivorie shrine ; Yet must thy beautie my just blame susteane , Since it is mortall , but thyselfe divine . Then , noble ladie , take in gentle worth This new - borne babe , which here my muse brings ...
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... meane ; for why ( alas ) Griefes have no meane , though I for meane doe passe . No briefes nor semi - briefes are in my songs , Because ( alas ) my griefe is seldome short ; D My prick - song's alwayes full of largues and longs THE ...
... meane ; for why ( alas ) Griefes have no meane , though I for meane doe passe . No briefes nor semi - briefes are in my songs , Because ( alas ) my griefe is seldome short ; D My prick - song's alwayes full of largues and longs THE ...
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... meane , whervnto as mesewre may Meet vnmesewrabull thyngs , as who say Joyne in lyk proporshyn , as may be ment , The meane laborer to the meane studyent ; And ye schall anon fynd the stewdyents payne , More paynfull then the laborers ...
... meane , whervnto as mesewre may Meet vnmesewrabull thyngs , as who say Joyne in lyk proporshyn , as may be ment , The meane laborer to the meane studyent ; And ye schall anon fynd the stewdyents payne , More paynfull then the laborers ...
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