Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 9Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... lost ; And then they borrow , sharke , and shift , In hope of Fortune's better gift , For to recover their lost part , Striving against the 44 THE KNAVE OF HARTS .
... lost ; And then they borrow , sharke , and shift , In hope of Fortune's better gift , For to recover their lost part , Striving against the 44 THE KNAVE OF HARTS .
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... lost forty pounds betwixt Cambridg and London , and being so great a summe , he made proclamation in all market townes thereabouts , that whosoever had found forty and five pounds , should have the five pounds for his labour for finding ...
... lost forty pounds betwixt Cambridg and London , and being so great a summe , he made proclamation in all market townes thereabouts , that whosoever had found forty and five pounds , should have the five pounds for his labour for finding ...
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... lost iust forty pound ; You speake to late ( quoth Maister Fleetewood ) ; thus the farmer lost the mony , and maister Hobson had it according to iustice . HOW MAISTER HOBSON WAS A IUDGE BETWIXT TWO WOMEN . THERE dwelled not farre from ...
... lost iust forty pound ; You speake to late ( quoth Maister Fleetewood ) ; thus the farmer lost the mony , and maister Hobson had it according to iustice . HOW MAISTER HOBSON WAS A IUDGE BETWIXT TWO WOMEN . THERE dwelled not farre from ...
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