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This labor of myndd , whyche we now agre Above labor of body we must decre ,
To joyne sole to the wytty ; for possybly Cannot the wyttles tak part of that payne .
JOHN . Why ? JAMES . How can he have payne by imagynacyon That lackythe ...
This labor of myndd , whyche we now agre Above labor of body we must decre ,
To joyne sole to the wytty ; for possybly Cannot the wyttles tak part of that payne .
JOHN . Why ? JAMES . How can he have payne by imagynacyon That lackythe ...
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And in affyrmyng my sayng , he saythe thys , In whyche he grawnteth hys partt not
partly a mys , But all a mys ! as who seythe in all placys , The sum wherof in bothe
partes standeth in thre casys : Off which thre th ' argewment of the fyrst was ...
And in affyrmyng my sayng , he saythe thys , In whyche he grawnteth hys partt not
partly a mys , But all a mys ! as who seythe in all placys , The sum wherof in bothe
partes standeth in thre casys : Off which thre th ' argewment of the fyrst was ...
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JO And that Gods grace by grace cald for , wyll asyst Mans wyll to wurk well ,
alwey when man lyst , — And at instant of dew ordyrd penytens , Man hathe God '
s mercy of all former offens ; Whyche showthe for mercy man ys not mor ' gredy
To ...
JO And that Gods grace by grace cald for , wyll asyst Mans wyll to wurk well ,
alwey when man lyst , — And at instant of dew ordyrd penytens , Man hathe God '
s mercy of all former offens ; Whyche showthe for mercy man ys not mor ' gredy
To ...
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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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