Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 27Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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Page 62
... liv'd For many yeares sir your obedient handmayde , Nor ever in a sillable presum'd To crosse your purposes : but now with a sorrow As greate almost as this poore kinges , behouldinge Your povertie of spirit ( for it does Deserve noe 62 ...
... liv'd For many yeares sir your obedient handmayde , Nor ever in a sillable presum'd To crosse your purposes : but now with a sorrow As greate almost as this poore kinges , behouldinge Your povertie of spirit ( for it does Deserve noe 62 ...
Page 78
... liv'd to have My courtesies refusde ? that I had leave To plucke thy eies out . Are you soe coy ? thou art a man of snowe And thy father got thee in the wane of the moone . But scorne mee not . ' Tis trew I was set on By the higher ...
... liv'd to have My courtesies refusde ? that I had leave To plucke thy eies out . Are you soe coy ? thou art a man of snowe And thy father got thee in the wane of the moone . But scorne mee not . ' Tis trew I was set on By the higher ...
Page 92
... liv'd , and us , And though it needes it not , for farther proofe That this is an impostor , wee desire Some conference with hym . Flaminius . For your satisfaction I will dispense a little with the strictnes Of my commission . Sirrha ...
... liv'd , and us , And though it needes it not , for farther proofe That this is an impostor , wee desire Some conference with hym . Flaminius . For your satisfaction I will dispense a little with the strictnes Of my commission . Sirrha ...
Contents
SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | 1 |
THE MERCER 7 | 7 |
THE SHOEMAKER 16 | 16 |
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