Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 27Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... grace . And after I had viewed Eache thing within her seate , I found a knotte of peerlesse points ‡ Beset with ... grace , meaning mistress Grace - my wedding poesie ! " G Theise points in number twelve , Did shew them selves POEMS ON ...
... grace . And after I had viewed Eache thing within her seate , I found a knotte of peerlesse points ‡ Beset with ... grace , meaning mistress Grace - my wedding poesie ! " G Theise points in number twelve , Did shew them selves POEMS ON ...
Page 234
... grace , Let a well frizzled wig be set off from his face ; With a bag quite in taste , from Paris just come , That was made and ty'd up by Monsieur Frisson With powder quite grey , then his head is complete ; If dress'd in the fashion ...
... grace , Let a well frizzled wig be set off from his face ; With a bag quite in taste , from Paris just come , That was made and ty'd up by Monsieur Frisson With powder quite grey , then his head is complete ; If dress'd in the fashion ...
Page 239
... grace his hand , Ruffle , pride of Gallic land ; Be his waistcoat blue or yellow , That befits a pretty fellow ; Let it be well trimm'd with lace , Adding lustre , adding grace . Make his breeches of nankein , Most like nature , most ...
... grace his hand , Ruffle , pride of Gallic land ; Be his waistcoat blue or yellow , That befits a pretty fellow ; Let it be well trimm'd with lace , Adding lustre , adding grace . Make his breeches of nankein , Most like nature , most ...
Contents
SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | 1 |
THE MERCER 7 | 7 |
THE SHOEMAKER 16 | 16 |
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