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DDADIR To provyd some remedy agaynst myscheef ; Wytty tak bysynes as wytty
wyll mak yt , And as wytty beat wyttles , wyttles must take yt . JAMES . Tak yt howe
ye lyst , ye can mak yt no les , But wytty have suche payne as my words wyttnes ...
DDADIR To provyd some remedy agaynst myscheef ; Wytty tak bysynes as wytty
wyll mak yt , And as wytty beat wyttles , wyttles must take yt . JAMES . Tak yt howe
ye lyst , ye can mak yt no les , But wytty have suche payne as my words wyttnes ...
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And thowgh thys ensampyll chanse seeld when at most , Yet sometyme yt
happyth , and dayly we see That folk farr from wyttles passhynyd be , By joyfull
hope of thyngs to them lyk to hape , Or havyng of thyngs plesaunt late lyght in the
lap , As ...
And thowgh thys ensampyll chanse seeld when at most , Yet sometyme yt
happyth , and dayly we see That folk farr from wyttles passhynyd be , By joyfull
hope of thyngs to them lyk to hape , Or havyng of thyngs plesaunt late lyght in the
lap , As ...
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But all dowtes in the wyttles ar scrapt clene owt : Sans dowte the wyttles ys sewer
. of salvashyon ; Wherby to conclewde thys comunycashyon , Make wytty sewer
of all plesewrs can be leyde , [ seyde , Dowtyng lack of none , but thys one ...
But all dowtes in the wyttles ar scrapt clene owt : Sans dowte the wyttles ys sewer
. of salvashyon ; Wherby to conclewde thys comunycashyon , Make wytty sewer
of all plesewrs can be leyde , [ seyde , Dowtyng lack of none , but thys one ...
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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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