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Page 39
... Haue enterprizd that Monster to subdew ; From euery coast that heauen walks about , Haue thither come the noble Martiall crew , That famous hard átchieuements still pursew , Yet neuer any could that girlond win , But all still shronke ...
... Haue enterprizd that Monster to subdew ; From euery coast that heauen walks about , Haue thither come the noble Martiall crew , That famous hard átchieuements still pursew , Yet neuer any could that girlond win , But all still shronke ...
Page 496
... haue wasted much good time , Still wayting to preferment vp to clime , Whilest others alwayes haue before me stept , And from my beard the fat away haue swept ; That now vnto despaire I gin to growe , And meane for better winde about to ...
... haue wasted much good time , Still wayting to preferment vp to clime , Whilest others alwayes haue before me stept , And from my beard the fat away haue swept ; That now vnto despaire I gin to growe , And meane for better winde about to ...
Page 640
... haue we at the last gotten one , of whom his olde friendes and Companions may iustly glory , In eo solùm peccat , quòd nihil peccat : and that is yet more exacte , and precise in his English Comicall Iambickes , than euer M. Watson ...
... haue we at the last gotten one , of whom his olde friendes and Companions may iustly glory , In eo solùm peccat , quòd nihil peccat : and that is yet more exacte , and precise in his English Comicall Iambickes , than euer M. Watson ...
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