Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 9Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... sing me , I could fancie lovely Nanny , ( And here is for you , I'le but goe and leake ; Call for a pot , ther ' s not a rogue will speake . ) So takes his cloake , and downe the staires away , With all the mony was laid downe to pay ...
... sing me , I could fancie lovely Nanny , ( And here is for you , I'le but goe and leake ; Call for a pot , ther ' s not a rogue will speake . ) So takes his cloake , and downe the staires away , With all the mony was laid downe to pay ...
Page 86
... sing my dying hower , That liv'd a raven , onely to devoure . TO A REPROBATE PIRAT THAT HATH RENOUNCED CHRIST , AND IS TURN'D TURKE . THOU wicked lumpe , of onely sin and shame , ( Renouncing Christian faith and Christian name ) A ...
... sing my dying hower , That liv'd a raven , onely to devoure . TO A REPROBATE PIRAT THAT HATH RENOUNCED CHRIST , AND IS TURN'D TURKE . THOU wicked lumpe , of onely sin and shame , ( Renouncing Christian faith and Christian name ) A ...
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... sing under his window , for the which he continually gave him twelve pence a time . Mais- ter Hobson having one of ... singing man was forst to give , rather then to loose all ; after twice or thrice parting shares , Maister Hobson had ...
... sing under his window , for the which he continually gave him twelve pence a time . Mais- ter Hobson having one of ... singing man was forst to give , rather then to loose all ; after twice or thrice parting shares , Maister Hobson had ...
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