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... seeke her out with labour , and long tyne , And neuer vow to rest , till her I find , Nine monethes I seeke in vaine yet ni'll that vow vnbind . 16 Thus as he spake , his visage wexed pale , And chaunge of hew great passion did bewray ...
... seeke her out with labour , and long tyne , And neuer vow to rest , till her I find , Nine monethes I seeke in vaine yet ni'll that vow vnbind . 16 Thus as he spake , his visage wexed pale , And chaunge of hew great passion did bewray ...
Page 238
... seeke her enemie , Vnluckie Mayd to seeke him farre and wide , Whom , when he was vnto her selfe most nie , She through his late disguizement could him not descrie . 30 So much the more her griefe , the more her toyle : Yet neither ...
... seeke her enemie , Vnluckie Mayd to seeke him farre and wide , Whom , when he was vnto her selfe most nie , She through his late disguizement could him not descrie . 30 So much the more her griefe , the more her toyle : Yet neither ...
Page 500
... seeke a liuing there , But of more priuate persons seeke elswhere , Whereas thou maist compound a better penie , Ne let thy learning question'd be of anie . 520 For some good Gentleman that hath the right Vnto his Church for to present ...
... seeke a liuing there , But of more priuate persons seeke elswhere , Whereas thou maist compound a better penie , Ne let thy learning question'd be of anie . 520 For some good Gentleman that hath the right Vnto his Church for to present ...
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