Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 27Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... beeinge but short , I come unsent for To kisse your lordship's hands . Marcellus . I answer you In your owne language sir . And yet your stay here May bee longer then you thincke . Flaminius . Most honor'd madam , I cannot stoope to ...
... beeinge but short , I come unsent for To kisse your lordship's hands . Marcellus . I answer you In your owne language sir . And yet your stay here May bee longer then you thincke . Flaminius . Most honor'd madam , I cannot stoope to ...
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Percy Society. Gieves mee encouragement to intreate a favour In which my lord beeinge a suitor with [ me ? ] I hope shall finde a grant . Flaminius . Though all that's mine Bee comprehended in't . Marcellus . Your promise sir Shall not ...
Percy Society. Gieves mee encouragement to intreate a favour In which my lord beeinge a suitor with [ me ? ] I hope shall finde a grant . Flaminius . Though all that's mine Bee comprehended in't . Marcellus . Your promise sir Shall not ...
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... beeinge of the counsaile . Havinge gaynd Accesse , and privacie with you , my hot blood ( Noe freinde to modest purposes ) prompted mee With pills of poysond language , candied ore With hopes of future greatenesse to attempt The ruine ...
... beeinge of the counsaile . Havinge gaynd Accesse , and privacie with you , my hot blood ( Noe freinde to modest purposes ) prompted mee With pills of poysond language , candied ore With hopes of future greatenesse to attempt The ruine ...
Contents
SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | 1 |
THE MERCER 7 | 7 |
THE SHOEMAKER 16 | 16 |
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