Early English Poetry, Ballads and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages: Ed. from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications ...Percy society, 1965 - English literature |
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... give for Goddis sake , Wherwith men mighten holy houses make , Ther as divine servys is honoured , Nought ther as it is wasted and devoured ; Neither it needeth not for to be give As to possessioneres , that mow lyve , Thanked be God ...
... give for Goddis sake , Wherwith men mighten holy houses make , Ther as divine servys is honoured , Nought ther as it is wasted and devoured ; Neither it needeth not for to be give As to possessioneres , that mow lyve , Thanked be God ...
Page 27
... give that covent half a quarter otes ; A ! give that covent four and twenty grotes ; A ! give that frere a peny , and let him go : Nay , nay , Thomas , it may nought be so . What is a ferthing worth depart in tuelve ? Lo , ech thing ...
... give that covent half a quarter otes ; A ! give that covent four and twenty grotes ; A ! give that frere a peny , and let him go : Nay , nay , Thomas , it may nought be so . What is a ferthing worth depart in tuelve ? Lo , ech thing ...
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... give I the in charge . " Thus endeth now my tale , and God us sende Talyng y - nough , unto our lyves ende ! " 14840 THE PRIORESSES PROLOGE . " WEL sayd , by corpus boones ! " quod oure host , " Now longe mot thou sayle by the cost ...
... give I the in charge . " Thus endeth now my tale , and God us sende Talyng y - nough , unto our lyves ende ! " 14840 THE PRIORESSES PROLOGE . " WEL sayd , by corpus boones ! " quod oure host , " Now longe mot thou sayle by the cost ...
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