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I wolde thou knewest it , knaue , I wyll not leue a whyt . Pardo . No more wyll I ! I
do the well to wyt . Frere . It is not thou shall make me hold my peas . Pardo .
Then speke on hardly , yf thou thynkyst it for thy eas ; Frere . For I wyll speke ,
whyther ...
I wolde thou knewest it , knaue , I wyll not leue a whyt . Pardo . No more wyll I ! I
do the well to wyt . Frere . It is not thou shall make me hold my peas . Pardo .
Then speke on hardly , yf thou thynkyst it for thy eas ; Frere . For I wyll speke ,
whyther ...
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Mayster Parson , I maruayll ye wyll gyue lycence To this false knaue , in this
audience To publysh his ragman rolles with lyes ; I desyred hym y wys more than
ones or twyse To holde his peas , tyll that I had done ; But he wolde here no more
...
Mayster Parson , I maruayll ye wyll gyue lycence To this false knaue , in this
audience To publysh his ragman rolles with lyes ; I desyred hym y wys more than
ones or twyse To holde his peas , tyll that I had done ; But he wolde here no more
...
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—and wyll so envey , That I wyll hold ye wagg a nother way . As I grawnt wytty of
twayne most payne endewr , So wyll I prove wytty to have most plesewr : Whych
plesewer shall bothe drowne the wyttyse payne , And the plesewer yn whyche ...
—and wyll so envey , That I wyll hold ye wagg a nother way . As I grawnt wytty of
twayne most payne endewr , So wyll I prove wytty to have most plesewr : Whych
plesewer shall bothe drowne the wyttyse payne , And the plesewer yn whyche ...
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| Title | Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 20 Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Percy Society Volume 20 of Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Edited from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications, Percy Society |
| Author | Percy Society |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 15 May 2018 |
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