Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 9Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... young Thro ' their vain round ; and venal Faith the old , Or Avarice , mean of soul : instructive arts Pursu'd no more : the general taste extinct , Or all - debas'd : even sacred liberty , The great man's jest , and BRITAIN'S welfare ...
... young Thro ' their vain round ; and venal Faith the old , Or Avarice , mean of soul : instructive arts Pursu'd no more : the general taste extinct , Or all - debas'd : even sacred liberty , The great man's jest , and BRITAIN'S welfare ...
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... young gentleman . Well , Motos præstat componere fluctus . Horse . Why , maister , of whom should you bee afraide ? I am able to justifye as much as you say . Indeed those be the young men that never sawe the lyons . Young maisters and ...
... young gentleman . Well , Motos præstat componere fluctus . Horse . Why , maister , of whom should you bee afraide ? I am able to justifye as much as you say . Indeed those be the young men that never sawe the lyons . Young maisters and ...
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... young gallantes of our age ; what man , nay horse rather , nay asse as thou art , to become odious to the flower of Englande with thy foule manners . It is as naturell for young men to be brave and amorous , as for olde men to be grave ...
... young gallantes of our age ; what man , nay horse rather , nay asse as thou art , to become odious to the flower of Englande with thy foule manners . It is as naturell for young men to be brave and amorous , as for olde men to be grave ...
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