Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 9Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... say , Clubs calls ( come sirha ) to his man , And goes with coine away . These , and a thousand villanies , Which now I will omit , Hath got thee placed captaine heere , Because thou merrits it . March in the forefront of my booke , And say ...
... say , Clubs calls ( come sirha ) to his man , And goes with coine away . These , and a thousand villanies , Which now I will omit , Hath got thee placed captaine heere , Because thou merrits it . March in the forefront of my booke , And say ...
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... say , Depart by Fee , Fa , Fum ; Now Rago , Crago , is at hand ; Looke where his hornes doe come ! The officer imagining He saw some thing arise , Ran downe the staires halfe mad with feare , And Help , clubs , halberds , cries . So ...
... say , Depart by Fee , Fa , Fum ; Now Rago , Crago , is at hand ; Looke where his hornes doe come ! The officer imagining He saw some thing arise , Ran downe the staires halfe mad with feare , And Help , clubs , halberds , cries . So ...
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Percy Society. Cap is made to say , " Who is able to beare such injurye at thy hande ? Thou art never contented to weare me ... says , 66 sometymes thei use them sharpe on the croune , pearking up like the spere or shaft of a steeple ...
Percy Society. Cap is made to say , " Who is able to beare such injurye at thy hande ? Thou art never contented to weare me ... says , 66 sometymes thei use them sharpe on the croune , pearking up like the spere or shaft of a steeple ...
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