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Commend [ me ] to Sir John Savage , And Sir Gilbert Talbott , in the northe
cowntrye , Byd them brynge eyther of them seaven sad yeomen , And all in grene
lett them bee , Chaunging their inne in everie towne , Before where they were
wonte ...
Commend [ me ] to Sir John Savage , And Sir Gilbert Talbott , in the northe
cowntrye , Byd them brynge eyther of them seaven sad yeomen , And all in grene
lett them bee , Chaunging their inne in everie towne , Before where they were
wonte ...
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Of men and money he doth hym praye , And shippes to brynge hym over the
seae ; The Standleyes stowte for me have send , Kynge of England to make me ;
And yf ever I weare the crowne , Well quite the Kynge of Fraunce shall be .
Of men and money he doth hym praye , And shippes to brynge hym over the
seae ; The Standleyes stowte for me have send , Kynge of England to make me ;
And yf ever I weare the crowne , Well quite the Kynge of Fraunce shall be .
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Brynge hym here a love letter , And another to yonge Bessie : Tell hir , I truste in
the Lorde of myghte That my queene she shall bee . Commende [ me ] to Sir
William Standley , That nowble knyghte in the weste countrye , Tell hym aboute ...
Brynge hym here a love letter , And another to yonge Bessie : Tell hir , I truste in
the Lorde of myghte That my queene she shall bee . Commende [ me ] to Sir
William Standley , That nowble knyghte in the weste countrye , Tell hym aboute ...
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