Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 27Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... trewe wisdome , rashnesse The schoolemistrisse of idiots . You well knowe Charitie begins at home , and that wee are Neerest unto our selves . Fooles builde upon Imaginarie hopes , but wisemen ever On reall certainties . A tender ...
... trewe wisdome , rashnesse The schoolemistrisse of idiots . You well knowe Charitie begins at home , and that wee are Neerest unto our selves . Fooles builde upon Imaginarie hopes , but wisemen ever On reall certainties . A tender ...
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... trewe Antiochus . Or is it not sufficient that you Romans In your unsatisfied ambition have Seasd with an unjust gripe on halfe the worlde , Which you call conquest , yf that I consent not To have my innocence soylde with that pollution ...
... trewe Antiochus . Or is it not sufficient that you Romans In your unsatisfied ambition have Seasd with an unjust gripe on halfe the worlde , Which you call conquest , yf that I consent not To have my innocence soylde with that pollution ...
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... trewe position Flaminius . Your inclination Is honorable but your 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 ...
... trewe position Flaminius . Your inclination Is honorable but your 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 ...
Contents
SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | 1 |
THE MERCER 7 | 7 |
THE SHOEMAKER 16 | 16 |
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