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The phisicque promisinge health is ever Heare mee . Will you that are a man ,
nay more A kinge of men , doe that forc ' d to it by feare Which common men
woulde scorne ? I am a woman , A weake , and feoble woman , yet before I
woulde ...
The phisicque promisinge health is ever Heare mee . Will you that are a man ,
nay more A kinge of men , doe that forc ' d to it by feare Which common men
woulde scorne ? I am a woman , A weake , and feoble woman , yet before I
woulde ...
Page 87
This marchandies is growen so great , And doth require suche speade , That
ropers all and hearre makers , f And others shall have neade , Who use with
heare to make suche thinges As wee see commonlye ; The husbanmen , and
other eake ...
This marchandies is growen so great , And doth require suche speade , That
ropers all and hearre makers , f And others shall have neade , Who use with
heare to make suche thinges As wee see commonlye ; The husbanmen , and
other eake ...
Page 90
For that so fowle enormytes Onely by them arose . For fyrst the spoyle of clothe
they make , Which pynche and powle the poore , And then the fylchinge of the
heare Doth vexe them more and more . So that in tyme the charytie Whiche
chrysten ...
For that so fowle enormytes Onely by them arose . For fyrst the spoyle of clothe
they make , Which pynche and powle the poore , And then the fylchinge of the
heare Doth vexe them more and more . So that in tyme the charytie Whiche
chrysten ...
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SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | |
SONG UPON THE TALORS | 1 |
THE MERCER | 7 |
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