Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 27Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... power Were absolute , as ' tis but titular , And that confinde to , beeinge by you elected Prince of the Senate onlye for a yeare , I woulde oppose your counsailes , and not labour With arguments to confute ' em : yet however , Thowgh a ...
... power Were absolute , as ' tis but titular , And that confinde to , beeinge by you elected Prince of the Senate onlye for a yeare , I woulde oppose your counsailes , and not labour With arguments to confute ' em : yet however , Thowgh a ...
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... power deficient To put your purposes into act . Prusias . My power ? Flaminius . Is not to bee disputed yf waigh'd truelye With the pettie kinges your neighbours but when ballanc'd With the globes and scepters of my mistris Rome Will ...
... power deficient To put your purposes into act . Prusias . My power ? Flaminius . Is not to bee disputed yf waigh'd truelye With the pettie kinges your neighbours but when ballanc'd With the globes and scepters of my mistris Rome Will ...
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... power that was uppermost . " On the king's return he got many promotions , and died at his rectory , at Alphyngton , Devon , June 20th , 1667. His writings are remarkably free , in the fullest acceptation of the term , but Lascivia est ...
... power that was uppermost . " On the king's return he got many promotions , and died at his rectory , at Alphyngton , Devon , June 20th , 1667. His writings are remarkably free , in the fullest acceptation of the term , but Lascivia est ...
Contents
SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | 1 |
THE MERCER 7 | 7 |
THE SHOEMAKER 16 | 16 |
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