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THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LIBRARIES By this time , they are supposed to
have reached the house , when the husband is greeted by his wife with , — “ The
devyll take the for thy long taryeng . " and ordered , in no civil language , to ...
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LIBRARIES By this time , they are supposed to
have reached the house , when the husband is greeted by his wife with , — “ The
devyll take the for thy long taryeng . " and ordered , in no civil language , to ...
Page lix
... to heuen aboue , Therin thou lyest ! and that shall I proue ; And by good reason
I shall make the bow , And know that I am meter than arte thou . THE
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LIDIAMIEJ For thou , whan thou hast taught them
ones the lix.
... to heuen aboue , Therin thou lyest ! and that shall I proue ; And by good reason
I shall make the bow , And know that I am meter than arte thou . THE
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LIDIAMIEJ For thou , whan thou hast taught them
ones the lix.
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Ed. from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications ... Percy society. 3 9015
06752 7401. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
Ed. from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications ... Percy society. 3 9015
06752 7401. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
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