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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... Flaminius . And this is Knowne only to you three ? Chrysalus . There's noe man lives els , To witnesse it . Flaminius . The better ; but informe mee , And as you woulde oblige mee to you , truelye , Where did you leave hym ? Syrus . For ...
... Flaminius . And this is Knowne only to you three ? Chrysalus . There's noe man lives els , To witnesse it . Flaminius . The better ; but informe mee , And as you woulde oblige mee to you , truelye , Where did you leave hym ? Syrus . For ...
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... Flaminius . And now ' tis founde out . danger may That noe Come neere you , showlde the robberie bee discover'd , Which the Carthaginian lawes you knowe call death , My howse shall bee your sanctuarie . Syrus . There's a favour ! Flaminius ...
... Flaminius . And now ' tis founde out . danger may That noe Come neere you , showlde the robberie bee discover'd , Which the Carthaginian lawes you knowe call death , My howse shall bee your sanctuarie . Syrus . There's a favour ! Flaminius ...
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... FLAMINIUS . Metellus . Shee shoulde bee damnde first And her whole tribe . My lord Flaminius welcome I have longe bene full of expectation Of your greate designe , and hope a faire successe Hath crown'd your travaile , in your ...
... FLAMINIUS . Metellus . Shee shoulde bee damnde first And her whole tribe . My lord Flaminius welcome I have longe bene full of expectation Of your greate designe , and hope a faire successe Hath crown'd your travaile , in your ...
Contents
SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | 17 |
SONG UPON THE TAILORS 1 | 1 |
THE MERCER | 7 |
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