Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 27Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... Roman title , with our vote You did exclaime against us , as the men That sought to lay an unjust gripe upon Your territories ? nere remembringe , that In the brasse leav'd booke of fate it was set downe The earth showlde know noe ...
... Roman title , with our vote You did exclaime against us , as the men That sought to lay an unjust gripe upon Your territories ? nere remembringe , that In the brasse leav'd booke of fate it was set downe The earth showlde know noe ...
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... Roman ? Flaminius . You shall finde it . [ Exeunt . ] Ha ! what's the matter ? doe I feele a stinge heere For what is donne to theis poore snakes ? my reason Will easilie remove it . That assures mee , That as I am a Roman , to preserve ...
... Roman ? Flaminius . You shall finde it . [ Exeunt . ] Ha ! what's the matter ? doe I feele a stinge heere For what is donne to theis poore snakes ? my reason Will easilie remove it . That assures mee , That as I am a Roman , to preserve ...
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... Roman and must Expecte , yf wee provoke hym , a returne Not limitted to the qualitie of the offence , But left at large to his interpretation , power , Which seldome is confind . Whoe knowes not that The tribute Rome receives from Asia ...
... Roman and must Expecte , yf wee provoke hym , a returne Not limitted to the qualitie of the offence , But left at large to his interpretation , power , Which seldome is confind . Whoe knowes not that The tribute Rome receives from Asia ...
Contents
SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | 1 |
THE MERCER 7 | 7 |
THE SHOEMAKER 16 | 16 |
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