Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 20 |
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... And of that nombyr I thyngk ye nombyr small But that eche one of them ys of
nede asynd To labor sore , yn body or ells yn ... mynde bothe they do labor , And
of body thes labors the most paynefullest Is the labor of mynde , I have harde gest
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... And of that nombyr I thyngk ye nombyr small But that eche one of them ys of
nede asynd To labor sore , yn body or ells yn ... mynde bothe they do labor , And
of body thes labors the most paynefullest Is the labor of mynde , I have harde gest
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The laborers labor quyghteth that at a whypp , In felynge the frewt ( of ) hys
wurkmanshyp ; As muche delyght carters oft have in carts neat trymd , As do
studyents . yn bokes wythe golde neate lymd : And as much envy who may drive
hys carte ...
The laborers labor quyghteth that at a whypp , In felynge the frewt ( of ) hys
wurkmanshyp ; As muche delyght carters oft have in carts neat trymd , As do
studyents . yn bokes wythe golde neate lymd : And as much envy who may drive
hys carte ...
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The labor of body and mynde thus compare , In what degrese ye can ; devyse to
declare Betwene bothe , beyng not knyt yn suche degre But that th'one from th'
other seperate may be ;And that bothe labors yn joynyng ye arecte As lyke yn ...
The labor of body and mynde thus compare , In what degrese ye can ; devyse to
declare Betwene bothe , beyng not knyt yn suche degre But that th'one from th'
other seperate may be ;And that bothe labors yn joynyng ye arecte As lyke yn ...
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