Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 20Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... tyme presentyng , This accustomyd tyme of honest myrth , That Lorde we beseche in most humble meanyng That it XXX.
... tyme presentyng , This accustomyd tyme of honest myrth , That Lorde we beseche in most humble meanyng That it XXX.
Page lxxii
... tyme thou may thy pasporte wyn . Wherfore stand styll , and I will wyt , Yf I can get thy save condyt . He taryed nat , but shortely gat it Under seale , and the devyls hande at it , In ample wyse , as ye shall here ; Thus it began ...
... tyme thou may thy pasporte wyn . Wherfore stand styll , and I will wyt , Yf I can get thy save condyt . He taryed nat , but shortely gat it Under seale , and the devyls hande at it , In ample wyse , as ye shall here ; Thus it began ...
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... tyme to dylate matter here : For tyme of reasonyng wold be long therin , And tyme of reasonyng must be short here in : Whyche weyd with that , this standethe but insydently To owr present porpose pryncypally : I grawnt to agree , as ye ...
... tyme to dylate matter here : For tyme of reasonyng wold be long therin , And tyme of reasonyng must be short here in : Whyche weyd with that , this standethe but insydently To owr present porpose pryncypally : I grawnt to agree , as ye ...
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