Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 27Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... yeelde up The freedome of our wills and judgements to Quit or condemne , as wee shall bee appointed By his imperious pleasure . Carthalo . Wee confesse not , Nor ever will , shee hath a power above us : Carthage is still her æquall ...
... yeelde up The freedome of our wills and judgements to Quit or condemne , as wee shall bee appointed By his imperious pleasure . Carthalo . Wee confesse not , Nor ever will , shee hath a power above us : Carthage is still her æquall ...
Page 82
... yeelde the wormes As large a supper . First Marchant . Are you not mad to talke thus ? Berecinthius . I came crijnge into the worlde , and am resolvde To goe out merrilie , therefore despatch mee . [ Exeunt . ACTUS QUARTI . SCENA QUArta ...
... yeelde the wormes As large a supper . First Marchant . Are you not mad to talke thus ? Berecinthius . I came crijnge into the worlde , and am resolvde To goe out merrilie , therefore despatch mee . [ Exeunt . ACTUS QUARTI . SCENA QUArta ...
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... Yeelde an accompt without appeale , for wha [ t ] You have alreadie donne . You may perose [ Does it ] Shake you alreadie ? doe [ y ] ou finde [ I ] have [ The warran ] t . Call in the Asian marchants . [ [ [ [ ] t . Enter the 2 ...
... Yeelde an accompt without appeale , for wha [ t ] You have alreadie donne . You may perose [ Does it ] Shake you alreadie ? doe [ y ] ou finde [ I ] have [ The warran ] t . Call in the Asian marchants . [ [ [ [ ] t . Enter the 2 ...
Contents
SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | 1 |
THE MERCER 7 | 7 |
THE SHOEMAKER 16 | 16 |
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