Early English Poetry, Ballads and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages: Ed. from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications ...Percy society, 1965 - English literature |
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... Poore love - sicke lord immediately Upon her fame set his delight ; And thought much pleasure sure did lie , Possessing of so sweet a wight . Therefore to Dunsmoore did repair , To recreate his sickly 14 THE CROWNE - GARLAND.
... Poore love - sicke lord immediately Upon her fame set his delight ; And thought much pleasure sure did lie , Possessing of so sweet a wight . Therefore to Dunsmoore did repair , To recreate his sickly 14 THE CROWNE - GARLAND.
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... poore beggar must prepare A salve to cure him of his care , Or els he would be dead . And , as he musing thus did lie , He thought for to devise How he might have her company , That so did maze his eyes . " In thee , " quoth he , " doth ...
... poore beggar must prepare A salve to cure him of his care , Or els he would be dead . And , as he musing thus did lie , He thought for to devise How he might have her company , That so did maze his eyes . " In thee , " quoth he , " doth ...
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... my verse according to her worth : No mercenary hope hath brought her forth . Times puny penny - wits I loathing hate . Though poore , I'me pure , from such a servile state . These workes ( fram'd on the anvile of my braine.
... my verse according to her worth : No mercenary hope hath brought her forth . Times puny penny - wits I loathing hate . Though poore , I'me pure , from such a servile state . These workes ( fram'd on the anvile of my braine.
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