Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 9Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... still : A purblinde Momus fleeringly will looke , And spie no knave but ' s selfe in all the booke . A sicophant that slaves himselfe to all , Will his own knave - companions honest call , And wilfull winke , because he will not see , ix.
... still : A purblinde Momus fleeringly will looke , And spie no knave but ' s selfe in all the booke . A sicophant that slaves himselfe to all , Will his own knave - companions honest call , And wilfull winke , because he will not see , ix.
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... , Because thou merrits it . March in the forefront of my booke , And say I use thee kinde : A crew of mad - men , knaves , and fooles , Thy fellowes , come behinde . S. R. THE KNAVE OF CLUBBS . A WHOREMONGER . An ancient iv.
... , Because thou merrits it . March in the forefront of my booke , And say I use thee kinde : A crew of mad - men , knaves , and fooles , Thy fellowes , come behinde . S. R. THE KNAVE OF CLUBBS . A WHOREMONGER . An ancient iv.
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... booke . About a month after , the same pedler came againe to London to buy ware , and comming to Maister Hobson in a russet cote , willed him to turne over his booke for ten poundes that one Iohn Rowlands owed him . Ten pounds ( quoth ...
... booke . About a month after , the same pedler came againe to London to buy ware , and comming to Maister Hobson in a russet cote , willed him to turne over his booke for ten poundes that one Iohn Rowlands owed him . Ten pounds ( quoth ...
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