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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... hath donne miracles since shee came . Full of the gowte , and more diseases then A usurer His crowches coulde support , us'd her rare phisicque But one short night , and risinge in the morninge Hee dancde a lawolta . Metellus . Prethee ...
... hath donne miracles since shee came . Full of the gowte , and more diseases then A usurer His crowches coulde support , us'd her rare phisicque But one short night , and risinge in the morninge Hee dancde a lawolta . Metellus . Prethee ...
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... hath a - boht ; in helle With develes he shule duelle , For the clogges that cleveth by here chelle . Nou ne lacketh hem no lyn boses in to beren ; He sitteth ase a slat swyn that hongeth is eren . Now pride hath the prize in every play ...
... hath a - boht ; in helle With develes he shule duelle , For the clogges that cleveth by here chelle . Nou ne lacketh hem no lyn boses in to beren ; He sitteth ase a slat swyn that hongeth is eren . Now pride hath the prize in every play ...
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... hath a shethe of red , And a clene loket of led , Me thinkit I may bere up myn hed , For I bere myn baselard . My baselard hath a wrethen hafte , § Quhan I am ful of ale cawte , || It is gret dred of man slawte , ¶ For then I bere , & c ...
... hath a shethe of red , And a clene loket of led , Me thinkit I may bere up myn hed , For I bere myn baselard . My baselard hath a wrethen hafte , § Quhan I am ful of ale cawte , || It is gret dred of man slawte , ¶ For then I bere , & c ...
Contents
SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | 17 |
SONG UPON THE TAILORS 1 | 1 |
THE MERCER | 7 |
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