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Page 249
A theof of venisoun , that hath for - laft His licorousnesse , and al his theves craft ,
Can kepe a forest best of every man . Now kepe hem wel , for and ye wil ye can :
Loke wel , that ye unto no vice assent , Lest ye be dampned for your wikked ...
A theof of venisoun , that hath for - laft His licorousnesse , and al his theves craft ,
Can kepe a forest best of every man . Now kepe hem wel , for and ye wil ye can :
Loke wel , that ye unto no vice assent , Lest ye be dampned for your wikked ...
Page 350
But now wil I speke to yow of the counseil , which was give to yow by the men of
lawe , and the wise folk , and olde folk , 30 that sayde alle by oon accord as ye
have herd byfore , that over alle thinges ye schal do youre diligence to kepe
youre ...
But now wil I speke to yow of the counseil , which was give to yow by the men of
lawe , and the wise folk , and olde folk , 30 that sayde alle by oon accord as ye
have herd byfore , that over alle thinges ye schal do youre diligence to kepe
youre ...
Page 351
And after this than schal ye kepe you fro alle straunge folkes , and fro lyeres , and
have alway in suspect here compaignye . For Pieres Alfons saith : Ne take no
compaignye by the way of a straunge man , but so be that thou knowe him of a ...
And after this than schal ye kepe you fro alle straunge folkes , and fro lyeres , and
have alway in suspect here compaignye . For Pieres Alfons saith : Ne take no
compaignye by the way of a straunge man , but so be that thou knowe him of a ...
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| Title | Early English Poetry, Ballads and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages: Ed. from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications ... Volume 25 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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