Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 11Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... thinke howe ashamed I shalbe to stand starke naked before such a presence ( as he saies ) will be then in place ... thinke there is no God at all , or else they thinke him to be such a one , as it were as good there were none at all ...
... thinke howe ashamed I shalbe to stand starke naked before such a presence ( as he saies ) will be then in place ... thinke there is no God at all , or else they thinke him to be such a one , as it were as good there were none at all ...
Page 30
... thinke thy selfe to be in no dan- ger , and wilt but iest at me , that would but put thee into some foolish feare . Well iest at it and spare not , but when Time hath done his office , thou shalt see what will come of iesting . They ...
... thinke thy selfe to be in no dan- ger , and wilt but iest at me , that would but put thee into some foolish feare . Well iest at it and spare not , but when Time hath done his office , thou shalt see what will come of iesting . They ...
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... thinke that good to be vtterly lost , that hath not the eyes of the world to witnesse it and to giue it an applause ; so that if they doe any good , it is but to the end to bee seene and to be praysed by men , for in secret they will ...
... thinke that good to be vtterly lost , that hath not the eyes of the world to witnesse it and to giue it an applause ; so that if they doe any good , it is but to the end to bee seene and to be praysed by men , for in secret they will ...
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