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This was the doting foole , this was the man That lov ' d faire Guendolena ,
Queene of Beautie ; Shee cannot shake him off , doo what she can , For he hath
vowd to her his soules last duety : Making him trim upon the holydaies , And
crownes ...
This was the doting foole , this was the man That lov ' d faire Guendolena ,
Queene of Beautie ; Shee cannot shake him off , doo what she can , For he hath
vowd to her his soules last duety : Making him trim upon the holydaies , And
crownes ...
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And he woulde putt awaye his Queene , For to have lyen by my bodye ! Helpe
that he were putt awaye , For the royall bloude destroy will hee ; Buckingham that
Duke of England Was as great with Kynge Richard as nowe are ye ; The crowne
...
And he woulde putt awaye his Queene , For to have lyen by my bodye ! Helpe
that he were putt awaye , For the royall bloude destroy will hee ; Buckingham that
Duke of England Was as great with Kynge Richard as nowe are ye ; The crowne
...
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For thou and thyne , withouten pyne , May brynge Richmonde over the seae , For
and he were Kynge I shulde be Queene , Father Standley , remember me ! Then
answered the earle agayne , These were the wordes he said to Bessye , And ...
For thou and thyne , withouten pyne , May brynge Richmonde over the seae , For
and he were Kynge I shulde be Queene , Father Standley , remember me ! Then
answered the earle agayne , These were the wordes he said to Bessye , And ...
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| Title | Early English Poetry, Ballads and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages: Ed. from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications ... Volume 20 of Early English Poetry, Ballads and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages: Ed. from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications, Percy society |
| Author | Percy society |
| Publisher | Percy society, 1965 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Feb 2008 |
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