Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 9Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... fall . Receive this warning from thy native land ; God's fearefull judgements ( villaine ) are at hand , Devils attend , Hell fier is prepar❜d : Perpetuall flames is reprobates rewarde . THE FOX TAKEN , COMMING TO TAKE . STRANGE is the ...
... fall . Receive this warning from thy native land ; God's fearefull judgements ( villaine ) are at hand , Devils attend , Hell fier is prepar❜d : Perpetuall flames is reprobates rewarde . THE FOX TAKEN , COMMING TO TAKE . STRANGE is the ...
Page 89
... FALL OUT TRUE MEN COME BY THEIR GOODS . WHEN theeves fall out , it hath been often known , True men by their contention get their own . A sharing sorte extreamely did fall out For true mens goods , they long had bin about At seas , ( a ...
... FALL OUT TRUE MEN COME BY THEIR GOODS . WHEN theeves fall out , it hath been often known , True men by their contention get their own . A sharing sorte extreamely did fall out For true mens goods , they long had bin about At seas , ( a ...
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... fall , he has no power to stand ; ' Tis ten to one you tumble in a trice , For you are apt to fall where there's no ice , Oft on your back , but seldome on your face , How can you stand then on such a slippery place ? Yet you will ...
... fall , he has no power to stand ; ' Tis ten to one you tumble in a trice , For you are apt to fall where there's no ice , Oft on your back , but seldome on your face , How can you stand then on such a slippery place ? Yet you will ...
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