Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 27Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 13
Page 50
... will at leasure Consyder of the manner , and the meanes How to restore you to your owne . Queene . And till then Suppose your selfe in your owne court . Antiochus . The gods Bee sureties for the payment of 50 BELEEVE AS YOU LIST .
... will at leasure Consyder of the manner , and the meanes How to restore you to your owne . Queene . And till then Suppose your selfe in your owne court . Antiochus . The gods Bee sureties for the payment of 50 BELEEVE AS YOU LIST .
Page 51
... meane I must purge . Are wee got into the port once . 1 Marchant . Not without cause . Berecinthius . Or my increasinge ... meanes , I'le first growe rich , Infinite rich , and builde a strange newe temple To the goddesse that I worship ...
... meane I must purge . Are wee got into the port once . 1 Marchant . Not without cause . Berecinthius . Or my increasinge ... meanes , I'le first growe rich , Infinite rich , and builde a strange newe temple To the goddesse that I worship ...
Page 55
... meanes , by which a dangerous serpent Warmde in your soveraigne's bosome , is deliverd To have his stinge , and venemous teeth pull'd out ; And the ruine in a willinge grant avoyded , Which in detayninge hym falls on the kingedome . Not ...
... meanes , by which a dangerous serpent Warmde in your soveraigne's bosome , is deliverd To have his stinge , and venemous teeth pull'd out ; And the ruine in a willinge grant avoyded , Which in detayninge hym falls on the kingedome . Not ...
Contents
SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | 1 |
THE MERCER 7 | 7 |
THE SHOEMAKER 16 | 16 |
Copyright | |
30 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
alluded Amilcar Antiochus appears ballad baselard beau beeinge Beleeve Berecinthius bien Blew-cap bouncing hoop'd petticoats call'd Carthage Carthaginian Carthalo Chrysalus cloak cloth Cornelia costume Courtezan curious doth dress face fair fashion favour flamen Flaminius frae freinde Garde geir Geta gieve gold gown grace Greensleeves hair hang hath head heere hose I'le impostor J. P. Collier J'ai kinge Antiochus lace ladies loley lolye look lord maids manuscript Marcellus Marchant Mattam Metellus monsterous petticoats n'est nocht Percy Society Philoxenus pinner poem Pray pride printed Prusias queen quhen reign Robert Henrysoun Roman Rome satire Say I never selfe Sempronius Shakespeare Society shee shew shoes silk song suld syde taillis tell thair thay thee There's thing thou thow thowgh trewe Troly Twas unto wear whate're it bee whoe wigs women worn wyfes wyfis yeelde