Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 9Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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Page 9
... brings it him . Sir , said the youth Wil't please you eate a bit ? Ile fetch a daintie slice of beefe Is hot upon the spit . Sirra ( quoth he ) why doe and t'woot , Which nimble Jacke did bring : And he as nimbly eat it up , Yet still ...
... brings it him . Sir , said the youth Wil't please you eate a bit ? Ile fetch a daintie slice of beefe Is hot upon the spit . Sirra ( quoth he ) why doe and t'woot , Which nimble Jacke did bring : And he as nimbly eat it up , Yet still ...
Page 12
... bring Tom and George , Heere's I and ' t woot againe . His maister brings up both his men , In all the hast might bee : And I and ' t woot he basted so , He had no eyes to see . They larded and begreas'd his bones , Untill his shoulders ...
... bring Tom and George , Heere's I and ' t woot againe . His maister brings up both his men , In all the hast might bee : And I and ' t woot he basted so , He had no eyes to see . They larded and begreas'd his bones , Untill his shoulders ...
Page 54
... bring good wine , when men of judgement cals , Or Пle send pots and cups against the wals ; Five qualities to wine there doth belong , Coole , dauncing , fragrant , beautifull , and strong . Thus Ile be serv'd , neate , briske , without ...
... bring good wine , when men of judgement cals , Or Пle send pots and cups against the wals ; Five qualities to wine there doth belong , Coole , dauncing , fragrant , beautifull , and strong . Thus Ile be serv'd , neate , briske , without ...
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