Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 27Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... Carthalo . I cowlde wishe Wee were well rid of hym . Asdrubal . The surest course Is to deliver hym into the handes Of bolde Flaminius . Hanno . And soe oblige Rome for a matchlesse benefit . Amilcar . Yf my power Were absolute , as ...
... Carthalo . I cowlde wishe Wee were well rid of hym . Asdrubal . The surest course Is to deliver hym into the handes Of bolde Flaminius . Hanno . And soe oblige Rome for a matchlesse benefit . Amilcar . Yf my power Were absolute , as ...
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... Carthalo . My lord , my lord , You trench to much upon us . Asdrubal . Wee are not Lead by an implicite faith . Hanno . Nor though wee woulde Preserve Rome's amitie , must not yeelde up The freedome of our wills and judgements to Quit ...
... Carthalo . My lord , my lord , You trench to much upon us . Asdrubal . Wee are not Lead by an implicite faith . Hanno . Nor though wee woulde Preserve Rome's amitie , must not yeelde up The freedome of our wills and judgements to Quit ...
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... Carthalo . Theis are toyes . Antiochus . You see hee will omit noe trifle that His malice can lay holde of to divert Your love , and favour to mee . Now for my death The firmest base on which hee buildes the strength Of his assertions ...
... Carthalo . Theis are toyes . Antiochus . You see hee will omit noe trifle that His malice can lay holde of to divert Your love , and favour to mee . Now for my death The firmest base on which hee buildes the strength Of his assertions ...
Contents
SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | 1 |
THE MERCER 7 | 7 |
THE SHOEMAKER 16 | 16 |
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