Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 27Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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Percy Society. Antiochus . Are wee soe transformde From what wee were , since our disaster in The Græcian enterprise that you gaze upon us As some strange prodegie never seene in Affricque . Antiochus speakes to you , the kinge Antiochus ...
Percy Society. Antiochus . Are wee soe transformde From what wee were , since our disaster in The Græcian enterprise that you gaze upon us As some strange prodegie never seene in Affricque . Antiochus speakes to you , the kinge Antiochus ...
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... Antiochus . Though I were an impostor as this fellowe Labours you to beleeve , you breake the lawes Of faire humanitie in addinge to Affliction at the height , and I must tell you The reverence you shoulde pay unto the shape Of Kinge ...
... Antiochus . Though I were an impostor as this fellowe Labours you to beleeve , you breake the lawes Of faire humanitie in addinge to Affliction at the height , and I must tell you The reverence you shoulde pay unto the shape Of Kinge ...
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... Antiochus . To entertaine the time untill your servant Returnes . There is noe sillable that pas'de Betwene you , and Antiochus , which I coulde not Articulatelye deliver . You must still Be confident that I am an impostor , Enter ...
... Antiochus . To entertaine the time untill your servant Returnes . There is noe sillable that pas'de Betwene you , and Antiochus , which I coulde not Articulatelye deliver . You must still Be confident that I am an impostor , Enter ...
Contents
SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | 1 |
THE MERCER 7 | 7 |
THE SHOEMAKER 16 | 16 |
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