Early English Poetry, Ballads and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages: Ed. from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications ...Percy society, 1965 - English literature |
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... Things past , and things not yet discern'd , thy prouidence hath wrought , Things present , and the things to come , by thee to passe are brought ; Each thing is present at thy call thy wisdome doth deuise , Thy secret iudgments long ...
... Things past , and things not yet discern'd , thy prouidence hath wrought , Things present , and the things to come , by thee to passe are brought ; Each thing is present at thy call thy wisdome doth deuise , Thy secret iudgments long ...
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... thing that most of all was pleasant in thy sight , Thy wil and thy commandements wherein thou takst delight ; Send ... things doth foresee , And by her works and mighty power I shall preserued bee : Then shal my works accepted be and ...
... thing that most of all was pleasant in thy sight , Thy wil and thy commandements wherein thou takst delight ; Send ... things doth foresee , And by her works and mighty power I shall preserued bee : Then shal my works accepted be and ...
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... thing as you speake of ; but if your hose had eaten the rattes , then had it been a strange thing indeed . Hereupon the poore farmer , seeing himselfe thus flouted to his face , went his way all ashamed . Well , quoth Jacke of Dover ...
... thing as you speake of ; but if your hose had eaten the rattes , then had it been a strange thing indeed . Hereupon the poore farmer , seeing himselfe thus flouted to his face , went his way all ashamed . Well , quoth Jacke of Dover ...
Contents
A PARAPHRASE ON THE SEVEN PENITENTIAL | i |
VI Domine ne in furore stanzas VII XVI | vii |
NOTES | 55 |
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