Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 27Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... Whoe , in his pride , as a god compar'd with mee , Bids mee become a begger . But complaynts Are weake and womanishe . I will , like a palme tree , Growe under my huge waight ; nor shall the feare Of death or torture , that dejection ...
... Whoe , in his pride , as a god compar'd with mee , Bids mee become a begger . But complaynts Are weake and womanishe . I will , like a palme tree , Growe under my huge waight ; nor shall the feare Of death or torture , that dejection ...
Page 15
... whoe have deserv'd soe well , to sincke Under the burthen of their wronges . Yf they Are subjects , why injoy they not the right And priveledge of subjects ? What defence Can you alleage for your connivence to The Carthaginian gallies , ...
... whoe have deserv'd soe well , to sincke Under the burthen of their wronges . Yf they Are subjects , why injoy they not the right And priveledge of subjects ? What defence Can you alleage for your connivence to The Carthaginian gallies , ...
Page 91
... whoe as it is reported In the exterior parts nature hath drawne As his perfit coppie . There must bee somethinge in hym Remarkeable in his resemblance only Of kinge Antiochus ' features . Enter FLAMINIUS and R. Baxt . Marcellus . ' Twas ...
... whoe as it is reported In the exterior parts nature hath drawne As his perfit coppie . There must bee somethinge in hym Remarkeable in his resemblance only Of kinge Antiochus ' features . Enter FLAMINIUS and R. Baxt . Marcellus . ' Twas ...
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SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | 1 |
THE MERCER 7 | 7 |
THE SHOEMAKER 16 | 16 |
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