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Page 79
The kynge hath sworn that he shal gyue you a shameful deth ; he hath
commanded alle his folke withyn vj dayes for to be here ; archers , fotemen ,
horsemen , and peple in waynes . And he hath gunnes , bombardes , tentes , and
pauyllyons .
The kynge hath sworn that he shal gyue you a shameful deth ; he hath
commanded alle his folke withyn vj dayes for to be here ; archers , fotemen ,
horsemen , and peple in waynes . And he hath gunnes , bombardes , tentes , and
pauyllyons .
Page 88
But who can gyue to his lesynge a conclusion , and prononce it without tatelyng ,
lyke as it were wreton to fore hym , and that he can so blynde the peple , that his
lesynge shal better be bileuid than the trouthe , that is the man . What connyng is
...
But who can gyue to his lesynge a conclusion , and prononce it without tatelyng ,
lyke as it were wreton to fore hym , and that he can so blynde the peple , that his
lesynge shal better be bileuid than the trouthe , that is the man . What connyng is
...
Page 110
The lupaerd saide also , Syre , ye may juge no ferther than your men gyue theyr
verdyte : for yf ye wold goo forth by wyl and myghte , that were not worshipful for
your estate ; here allewaye bothe partyes , and thenne by the beste and wysest ...
The lupaerd saide also , Syre , ye may juge no ferther than your men gyue theyr
verdyte : for yf ye wold goo forth by wyl and myghte , that were not worshipful for
your estate ; here allewaye bothe partyes , and thenne by the beste and wysest ...
Page 126
They flatre and smeke , and plese the prynce for theyr synguler auayl . But and
the prynce had nede of them or their good they sholde rather suffre hym to deye ,
or fare right hard , er they wold gyue or lene hym . They be lyke the wulf that had
...
They flatre and smeke , and plese the prynce for theyr synguler auayl . But and
the prynce had nede of them or their good they sholde rather suffre hym to deye ,
or fare right hard , er they wold gyue or lene hym . They be lyke the wulf that had
...
Page 156
And they sayde to the foxe , Alle the beestis gyue to yow the prys , that haue seen
this bataylle . The foxe said , Therof I thanke hem , and what that shal plese my
lord to command , that shal I not gaynsaye . I desire no better , but to haue wonne
...
And they sayde to the foxe , Alle the beestis gyue to yow the prys , that haue seen
this bataylle . The foxe said , Therof I thanke hem , and what that shal plese my
lord to command , that shal I not gaynsaye . I desire no better , but to haue wonne
...
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| Title | Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Edited from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications, Volume 12 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, 1844 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 15 May 2018 |
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