Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 27Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... Courtezan . I doe beleeve it And will dye in that beleefe , and nothinge more Confirmes it then your pacyence , not to bee Founde in a meaner man . Not all the trimme Of the majestie you were borne to , though set of With pompe , and ...
... Courtezan . I doe beleeve it And will dye in that beleefe , and nothinge more Confirmes it then your pacyence , not to bee Founde in a meaner man . Not all the trimme Of the majestie you were borne to , though set of With pompe , and ...
Page 75
... Courtezan . Yf I had not falne From my clere height of chastetie I confesse it In my to forwarde wishes [ and ] that is A sinne I am guiltie of . I am in love sir Impotentlye mad in love , and my desires Not to bee stopp'd in their ...
... Courtezan . Yf I had not falne From my clere height of chastetie I confesse it In my to forwarde wishes [ and ] that is A sinne I am guiltie of . I am in love sir Impotentlye mad in love , and my desires Not to bee stopp'd in their ...
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... Courtezan . Yf thou wer'et Ten times a kinge thou liest . I am a ladie A gamsome ladie of the last edition And though I phisicque noblemen noe whore . Metellus . Hee hath touchd her free hold . Sempronius . Now let her alone And shee ...
... Courtezan . Yf thou wer'et Ten times a kinge thou liest . I am a ladie A gamsome ladie of the last edition And though I phisicque noblemen noe whore . Metellus . Hee hath touchd her free hold . Sempronius . Now let her alone And shee ...
Contents
SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | 1 |
THE MERCER 7 | 7 |
THE SHOEMAKER 16 | 16 |
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