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Page 27
Whan dame Julocke knewe that , she sware by her faders sowle , that she wolde
it had cost her alle thoffryng of a hole yere , that the preest had not had that
harme , hurte , and shame , and that it had not happed and said , In the develes
name ...
Whan dame Julocke knewe that , she sware by her faders sowle , that she wolde
it had cost her alle thoffryng of a hole yere , that the preest had not had that
harme , hurte , and shame , and that it had not happed and said , In the develes
name ...
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There fonde he tubbes wyth beef and many good fytches of bacon , wherof he ete
so moche withoute mesure , that he myght not come out at the hole where he
wente in ; his bely was so grete and ful of the mete , and whan he entred his bely
...
There fonde he tubbes wyth beef and many good fytches of bacon , wherof he ete
so moche withoute mesure , that he myght not come out at the hole where he
wente in ; his bely was so grete and ful of the mete , and whan he entred his bely
...
Page 49
Whan he cam out of the hole , he loked fast a boute , yf ony body had seen hym ;
and , whan he coude no wher none see , he stopped the hole with sande , and
made it euen and playn , lyke to the other grounde by . He knewe not that I sawe
it ...
Whan he cam out of the hole , he loked fast a boute , yf ony body had seen hym ;
and , whan he coude no wher none see , he stopped the hole with sande , and
made it euen and playn , lyke to the other grounde by . He knewe not that I sawe
it ...
Page 50
a fool , but that I fonde the hole wel , and cratched and scraped with my feet the
sand out of the hole , and crepte therin ; There fonde I , the moste plente of siluer ,
and of golde , that euer I sawe . Hier is none so olde , that euer so much sawe ...
a fool , but that I fonde the hole wel , and cratched and scraped with my feet the
sand out of the hole , and crepte therin ; There fonde I , the moste plente of siluer ,
and of golde , that euer I sawe . Hier is none so olde , that euer so much sawe ...
Page 51
After thise wordes , my fader wente to the hole , where his tresour had leyn , and
wolde loke vpon it . Tho began he a grete sorowe , of that he soughte he fonde
nothyng : He fonde his hole broken , and his tresour born a way . There dede he
...
After thise wordes , my fader wente to the hole , where his tresour had leyn , and
wolde loke vpon it . Tho began he a grete sorowe , of that he soughte he fonde
nothyng : He fonde his hole broken , and his tresour born a way . There dede he
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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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