Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 27Percy Society, 1840 - English literature |
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... cloth being both new , it is laid up in a box ; when , however , the fur begins to be worn off , and the thread of the seams broken , the skin is circumcised . Thus the mantle is made a Jew ; here lays the cloth , there the skin , after ...
... cloth being both new , it is laid up in a box ; when , however , the fur begins to be worn off , and the thread of the seams broken , the skin is circumcised . Thus the mantle is made a Jew ; here lays the cloth , there the skin , after ...
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... cloths to one fur , and so we judge it . Do the decretals permit this ? No : on the contrary , every canon declares , that it is no marriage . - The cloth having been first circumcised , then widowed and separated from its skin , now ...
... cloths to one fur , and so we judge it . Do the decretals permit this ? No : on the contrary , every canon declares , that it is no marriage . - The cloth having been first circumcised , then widowed and separated from its skin , now ...
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... Clothes . § Cause bear her tail above her bum ; bun , for the rhyme . || Lilly - white hose . ¶ Draggle tails . * Cloth made of wool in its natural colour . Quhilk hes skant twa markis for thair feis , * POEMS ON COSTUME . 73.
... Clothes . § Cause bear her tail above her bum ; bun , for the rhyme . || Lilly - white hose . ¶ Draggle tails . * Cloth made of wool in its natural colour . Quhilk hes skant twa markis for thair feis , * POEMS ON COSTUME . 73.
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