Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 27Percy Society, 1840 - English literature |
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... Heere is one I dare present to you for a knoweinge man In politicque designes . But hee is present I shoulde say more els . Antiochus . Your assistance sir To rayse a trod downe kinge will well become you Philoxenus . What man can doe ...
... Heere is one I dare present to you for a knoweinge man In politicque designes . But hee is present I shoulde say more els . Antiochus . Your assistance sir To rayse a trod downe kinge will well become you Philoxenus . What man can doe ...
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... heere ! I am a kinge And thowh I knowe the reverence that waytes Upon the potent scepter , nor the gardes Of faithfull subjects ; neither threates , nor prayers Of freinds , or kinred , nor yet walls of brasse , Or fire , shoulde their ...
... heere ! I am a kinge And thowh I knowe the reverence that waytes Upon the potent scepter , nor the gardes Of faithfull subjects ; neither threates , nor prayers Of freinds , or kinred , nor yet walls of brasse , Or fire , shoulde their ...
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... heere ; Soe deityes darkened sitt , that we may finde , A better way to see them in our minde . Noe bold Ixion then , be heere allow'd , Where Juno dares her selfe be in the cloude . Me thinks the first age comes againe , and we See a ...
... heere ; Soe deityes darkened sitt , that we may finde , A better way to see them in our minde . Noe bold Ixion then , be heere allow'd , Where Juno dares her selfe be in the cloude . Me thinks the first age comes againe , and we See a ...
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