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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... London and speak with me . Commend me to good Gilbert Talbott , A gentle esquire forsooth is he ; Once on a Fryday , full well I woot King Richard called him traitour high : But Gilbert to his fawchon prest , A bold esquire forsooth is ...
... London and speak with me . Commend me to good Gilbert Talbott , A gentle esquire forsooth is he ; Once on a Fryday , full well I woot King Richard called him traitour high : But Gilbert to his fawchon prest , A bold esquire forsooth is ...
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... London if he bee , I shall make London gates to tremble and quake , But my nephew borrowed shall bee . Commend me to the countesse that fair make , King Edward's daughter , young Bessy : Tell her I trust in Jesu that hath no pear , To ...
... London if he bee , I shall make London gates to tremble and quake , But my nephew borrowed shall bee . Commend me to the countesse that fair make , King Edward's daughter , young Bessy : Tell her I trust in Jesu that hath no pear , To ...
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... London rydeth hee , And when he came to London righte , Yt was but a litill before evenynge , There was he ware , walking in a garden greene , Bothe the Earle and Richard our Kynge ; When the Earle had Humfrey seane , He gave hym a ...
... London rydeth hee , And when he came to London righte , Yt was but a litill before evenynge , There was he ware , walking in a garden greene , Bothe the Earle and Richard our Kynge ; When the Earle had Humfrey seane , He gave hym a ...
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