Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 9Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... boy , and t'woot ( quoth he againe ) . Thought Sharke , this well agrees With my most wofull stomackes state , So Jacke with cheese comes in , And that was soon devowred up , Even as the beefe had bin . Being thus dispatcht , he layes ...
... boy , and t'woot ( quoth he againe ) . Thought Sharke , this well agrees With my most wofull stomackes state , So Jacke with cheese comes in , And that was soon devowred up , Even as the beefe had bin . Being thus dispatcht , he layes ...
Page 12
... boy , according to his use , Returnes with nimble speede , Saying , Gentleman , is ' t your desire On fine roast beefe to feede ? Fine beefe ( quoth he ) I , boy , and ' t woot . The boy runs downe amaine : Cries , Mr. come , bring Tom ...
... boy , according to his use , Returnes with nimble speede , Saying , Gentleman , is ' t your desire On fine roast beefe to feede ? Fine beefe ( quoth he ) I , boy , and ' t woot . The boy runs downe amaine : Cries , Mr. come , bring Tom ...
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... boys , We'll renew our joys , For the frost is over now . Nor shall hackney - coach , Where whores do debauch , Upon our Thames now run ; They have plow'd her face , And nigh spoil'd her grace , Where the frost - nail'd horse has gone ...
... boys , We'll renew our joys , For the frost is over now . Nor shall hackney - coach , Where whores do debauch , Upon our Thames now run ; They have plow'd her face , And nigh spoil'd her grace , Where the frost - nail'd horse has gone ...
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