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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... speake in any cawse concernes hym selfe , Or Rome's republicque , like a gushinge torrent Not to be stopp'd in its full course , his reasons , Deliver'd like a seconde Mercurie Breake in , and b [ reak ] d [ owne ] whatsoever is Oppos'd ...
... speake in any cawse concernes hym selfe , Or Rome's republicque , like a gushinge torrent Not to be stopp'd in its full course , his reasons , Deliver'd like a seconde Mercurie Breake in , and b [ reak ] d [ owne ] whatsoever is Oppos'd ...
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... speake , and I thus confront hym . Flaminius . But that the image of the goddesse , which Thou wear'st upon thy brest , protects thy rudenesse , It had forfeyted thy life . Dost thou not tremble When an incensed Roman frownes ...
... speake , and I thus confront hym . Flaminius . But that the image of the goddesse , which Thou wear'st upon thy brest , protects thy rudenesse , It had forfeyted thy life . Dost thou not tremble When an incensed Roman frownes ...
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... speake . Berecinthius . And still that villainous smile Ushers his followeinge mischiefes . Flaminius , Since the assurance From one of my place , qualitie , and rancke , Is not sufficient with you to suppresse This bold seductori , to ...
... speake . Berecinthius . And still that villainous smile Ushers his followeinge mischiefes . Flaminius , Since the assurance From one of my place , qualitie , and rancke , Is not sufficient with you to suppresse This bold seductori , to ...
Contents
SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | 17 |
SONG UPON THE TAILORS 1 | 1 |
THE MERCER | 7 |
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