Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 9Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... hath first begunne , And I am next , now he hath done . His tale of Knaves hath thrice beene tolde , And he is printed , bought , and solde , Which made me haste againe to presse , Lest Dimond should my place possesse . ” The expression ...
... hath first begunne , And I am next , now he hath done . His tale of Knaves hath thrice beene tolde , And he is printed , bought , and solde , Which made me haste againe to presse , Lest Dimond should my place possesse . ” The expression ...
Page 42
... hath done . His tale of knaves hath thrice beene tolde , And he is printed , bought and solde , Which made me haste againe to Presse , Least Dimond should my place possesse : For he is come with newes like these , And brought much ...
... hath done . His tale of knaves hath thrice beene tolde , And he is printed , bought and solde , Which made me haste againe to Presse , Least Dimond should my place possesse : For he is come with newes like these , And brought much ...
Page 52
... hath try'd and found it to a haire . A DISSEMBLING KNAVE . ILE shew you good , the best in towne , assure you ... hath beene worse in badnesse ; By yea and nay , this is no faulte you finde : Verely sir , ' twill weare , to please your ...
... hath try'd and found it to a haire . A DISSEMBLING KNAVE . ILE shew you good , the best in towne , assure you ... hath beene worse in badnesse ; By yea and nay , this is no faulte you finde : Verely sir , ' twill weare , to please your ...
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