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Page 156
... sonne of Gorlois , And brother vnto Cador Cornish king , And for his warlike feates renowmed is , From where the day out of the sea doth spring , Vntill the closure of the Euening . From thence , him firmely bound with faithfull band ...
... sonne of Gorlois , And brother vnto Cador Cornish king , And for his warlike feates renowmed is , From where the day out of the sea doth spring , Vntill the closure of the Euening . From thence , him firmely bound with faithfull band ...
Page 275
... sonne to die ; For that a waift , the which by fortune came Vpon your seas , he claym'd as propertie : And yet nor his , nor his in equitie , But yours the waift by high prerogatiue . Therefore I humbly craue your Maiestie , It to ...
... sonne to die ; For that a waift , the which by fortune came Vpon your seas , he claym'd as propertie : And yet nor his , nor his in equitie , But yours the waift by high prerogatiue . Therefore I humbly craue your Maiestie , It to ...
Page 447
... sonne maketh his course in the moneth of July . Lion ) Thys is Poetically spoken , as if the Sunne did hunt a Lion with one Dogge . The meaning whereof is , that in Iuly the sonne is in Leo . At which tyme the Dogge starre , which is ...
... sonne maketh his course in the moneth of July . Lion ) Thys is Poetically spoken , as if the Sunne did hunt a Lion with one Dogge . The meaning whereof is , that in Iuly the sonne is in Leo . At which tyme the Dogge starre , which is ...
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