Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 9Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... heere to morrow about nine ; Next to my taylor , and will him be heere About eleven , and his bill I'le cleere ; My shoomaker by twelve , haste bid him make About the russet bootes that I bespake . Stay , harke , I had forgot , at any ...
... heere to morrow about nine ; Next to my taylor , and will him be heere About eleven , and his bill I'le cleere ; My shoomaker by twelve , haste bid him make About the russet bootes that I bespake . Stay , harke , I had forgot , at any ...
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... heere to hell ? Kinde gentleman , quoth he , forbeare , I'le recompence you well ; Of purpose I have met you heere , Because you shall see art ; To morrow , by a spirits help , We both from hence will part , And all things I have promis ...
... heere to hell ? Kinde gentleman , quoth he , forbeare , I'le recompence you well ; Of purpose I have met you heere , Because you shall see art ; To morrow , by a spirits help , We both from hence will part , And all things I have promis ...
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... heere sate sowing , Thinking no harme , or any evill knowing , A gentleman comes up the staires amaine , Crying , Oh , helpe me . or I shall be slaine : I of compassion , husband ( life is deere ) THE KNAVE OF CLUBBS . 27.
... heere sate sowing , Thinking no harme , or any evill knowing , A gentleman comes up the staires amaine , Crying , Oh , helpe me . or I shall be slaine : I of compassion , husband ( life is deere ) THE KNAVE OF CLUBBS . 27.
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