Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 9Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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Page 65
... drinkes it off , And fils it out againe , And that she turneth likewise downe , In a carowsing vaine . Hold wife ( quoth he ) , you drinke too deepe , Your lowance you exceed : You see no Saviour's picture now , And therefore pray take ...
... drinkes it off , And fils it out againe , And that she turneth likewise downe , In a carowsing vaine . Hold wife ( quoth he ) , you drinke too deepe , Your lowance you exceed : You see no Saviour's picture now , And therefore pray take ...
Page 94
... drinke carowse , And is for taverne and for bawdy house ; For if he meet a whoore that's to his minde , No mony parts them , oh hee's pockey kinde . He hath some humors very strange and odde : As every day at church , and ne're serve ...
... drinke carowse , And is for taverne and for bawdy house ; For if he meet a whoore that's to his minde , No mony parts them , oh hee's pockey kinde . He hath some humors very strange and odde : As every day at church , and ne're serve ...
Page 100
... drinke with me he had desire , Because I traded like to him with fire . Now they drinke neither wine , nor ale , nor beare , But fire , and stinke , and smoke , as this is here . When Jove heard this , well Vulcan , ( quoth he ) well ...
... drinke with me he had desire , Because I traded like to him with fire . Now they drinke neither wine , nor ale , nor beare , But fire , and stinke , and smoke , as this is here . When Jove heard this , well Vulcan , ( quoth he ) well ...
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