Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 9Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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Page 68
... MONY . A WRETCH that neither hop'd for heaven , Nor stood in feare of hell : Whose onely love was in his chest , Where bagges of gold did dwell : Had shar'd so oft in widdowes wealths , Had got 68 THE KNAVE OF HARTS .
... MONY . A WRETCH that neither hop'd for heaven , Nor stood in feare of hell : Whose onely love was in his chest , Where bagges of gold did dwell : Had shar'd so oft in widdowes wealths , Had got 68 THE KNAVE OF HARTS .
Page 98
... feare she ne're will mend : No Doctor that will undertake her cure , For greife whereof great head - ache I endure : And had besides a flux of blood of late To thinke upon her desperate estate . Shee's sencelesse growne , and will no ...
... feare she ne're will mend : No Doctor that will undertake her cure , For greife whereof great head - ache I endure : And had besides a flux of blood of late To thinke upon her desperate estate . Shee's sencelesse growne , and will no ...
Page 30
... feare ; maister Hobson seing this , sayd unto him , feare not , Maister Doctor , though I said all phisitions ; for you are none , and there is no man that hath witte will take you for one ; therfore you are not in my charge ; farewell ...
... feare ; maister Hobson seing this , sayd unto him , feare not , Maister Doctor , though I said all phisitions ; for you are none , and there is no man that hath witte will take you for one ; therfore you are not in my charge ; farewell ...
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