Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 11Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... called each other ; and were bound for England . Carring- ton , or Smith , took a servant called Wm . Bureyn , as ye rest also did , and being thus attended , went into a ship of Ipswich , near wch place they landed in 1404 . Carrington ...
... called each other ; and were bound for England . Carring- ton , or Smith , took a servant called Wm . Bureyn , as ye rest also did , and being thus attended , went into a ship of Ipswich , near wch place they landed in 1404 . Carrington ...
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... called a wise man , but now there is no man wise but he that hath wit to gather wealth , and it is a hard matter in ... called good fellowship , murther reputed for man- hoode , lechery is called honest loue , impudency good audacitie ...
... called a wise man , but now there is no man wise but he that hath wit to gather wealth , and it is a hard matter in ... called good fellowship , murther reputed for man- hoode , lechery is called honest loue , impudency good audacitie ...
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... called Pecadilly Hall ; at the end of Coventry Street , a Gaming house , afterwards the mansion and garden of the lord keeper Coventry ; and where Gerard Street is was an Artillery ground or garden , made by Prince Henry . " Lord ...
... called Pecadilly Hall ; at the end of Coventry Street , a Gaming house , afterwards the mansion and garden of the lord keeper Coventry ; and where Gerard Street is was an Artillery ground or garden , made by Prince Henry . " Lord ...
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agayne Alexander Croke Barnabe Barnabe Riche beoth beyng bute called Carrington chirurgery chirurgien Clarke cunnyng daye dede doeth doth eche euery fule gode habbe hath haue Henry heom hire honest hore hule John Croke King London Lorde luve lyfe lyke maister manne maye mizte mynde myne neuer neyther nizt nozt Percy Society praye prayse Proverbs of Alfred PSALM quath Rich rizte sayde saye schal seide seist selfe shee shewe singe sinne sone song sore sori spryte sumere sunne Thah thane Thar thar-to thee ther therfore theym theyr thine thing Thomas Thou shalt thu art thu havest thu mist thyne thynge twentie shillinges tyme unto vertue vnto vpon vppon Vsurer Vsury waye weole wherof widh WILLIAM CHAPPELL wise wolde woll wolt worde wrecche wule wyll wyth