Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 9Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... daughter madames cart . Come , come , my zonne , Ile zell a piece of land : So to the sale when he should set his hand , His sonne sayes , father , you yourself must write A gentleman ; because your sonne's a knight . Well zon ( quoth ...
... daughter madames cart . Come , come , my zonne , Ile zell a piece of land : So to the sale when he should set his hand , His sonne sayes , father , you yourself must write A gentleman ; because your sonne's a knight . Well zon ( quoth ...
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Percy Society. fore her father came to her and sayd , Daughter , leave of your mourning , for if God take away your husband , I will speedily provide you another of as great a welth and credit as he is now of , and farre more young and ...
Percy Society. fore her father came to her and sayd , Daughter , leave of your mourning , for if God take away your husband , I will speedily provide you another of as great a welth and credit as he is now of , and farre more young and ...
Page xviii
... daughter of the Duke of York , afterwards Queen Anne ; and her husband , Prince George of Denmark : and the last name , which is supposed to be a touch of the king's humour , sig- nifies " Jack in the Cellar , " alluding to the preg ...
... daughter of the Duke of York , afterwards Queen Anne ; and her husband , Prince George of Denmark : and the last name , which is supposed to be a touch of the king's humour , sig- nifies " Jack in the Cellar , " alluding to the preg ...
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