Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 20Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... reason all plesewrs on bothe sydes , And then let that syde have best that best provydes . JAMES . All plesewrs on bothe sydes ! that wer a thyng To make vs make ende to morow mornyng ! JOHN . As now the best parte of my parte cumeth on ...
... reason all plesewrs on bothe sydes , And then let that syde have best that best provydes . JAMES . All plesewrs on bothe sydes ! that wer a thyng To make vs make ende to morow mornyng ! JOHN . As now the best parte of my parte cumeth on ...
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... reason ys as destytute As a beast ys , what dyffrens schall we dyspewte ? JOHN . Small in this case , excepte yt be this one ; - The sott hathe a resonabyll sowle , beasts have none . JEROME . What helpyth wytt of the sowle in the sott ...
... reason ys as destytute As a beast ys , what dyffrens schall we dyspewte ? JOHN . Small in this case , excepte yt be this one ; - The sott hathe a resonabyll sowle , beasts have none . JEROME . What helpyth wytt of the sowle in the sott ...
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... reason ys , may knyt vpp the sum . Concernyng plesewr after thys lyf present , By whych he and yow dyssolvyd argewment ; Bothe parts by bothe partyse wer so endyd , That your part full fayntly ye defendyd ; Thowgh the more meryt of owr ...
... reason ys , may knyt vpp the sum . Concernyng plesewr after thys lyf present , By whych he and yow dyssolvyd argewment ; Bothe parts by bothe partyse wer so endyd , That your part full fayntly ye defendyd ; Thowgh the more meryt of owr ...
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