Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 20Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... 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 thou wylt or no . Pardo . In faythe , I care not ...
... 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 thou wylt or no . Pardo . In faythe , I care not ...
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... wyll edefy more with the syght of it , Than wyll all the pratynge of holy wryt ! For except that the precher hym selfe lyve well , His predycacyon wyll helpe neuer a dell ; And I know well that thy lyuynge is nought ! An homycyde thou ...
... wyll edefy more with the syght of it , Than wyll all the pratynge of holy wryt ! For except that the precher hym selfe lyve well , His predycacyon wyll helpe neuer a dell ; And I know well that thy lyuynge is nought ! An homycyde thou ...
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... 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 the ...
... 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 the ...
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