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Page 77
Thay hyde thair face all bot the ene , Quhen gentill men biddis thame gude day ,
Without reverence thay slyde away , That none may knaw , I yow assure , . Ane
honest woman , be ane hure , Without thair naikit face I se , Thay get no mo gude
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Thay hyde thair face all bot the ene , Quhen gentill men biddis thame gude day ,
Without reverence thay slyde away , That none may knaw , I yow assure , . Ane
honest woman , be ane hure , Without thair naikit face I se , Thay get no mo gude
...
Page 122
Tis a princely sight , and a grave delight , That adorns both young and old ; A well
thatcht face is a comely grace , And a shelter from the cold . When the piercing
north comes thundering forth , Let a barren face beware ; For a trick it will find ...
Tis a princely sight , and a grave delight , That adorns both young and old ; A well
thatcht face is a comely grace , And a shelter from the cold . When the piercing
north comes thundering forth , Let a barren face beware ; For a trick it will find ...
Page 189
And Spanish paper , a lip , and cheek , With spittle sweetly to belick : Nor
therefore spare in the next place , The pocket sprunking looking - glass ;
Calembuco combs in pulvil case , To set , and trim the hair and face : And that the
cheeks may ...
And Spanish paper , a lip , and cheek , With spittle sweetly to belick : Nor
therefore spare in the next place , The pocket sprunking looking - glass ;
Calembuco combs in pulvil case , To set , and trim the hair and face : And that the
cheeks may ...
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SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | |
SONG UPON THE TALORS | 1 |
THE MERCER | 7 |
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