Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 9Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... sure as this is plate : Drinke ! no more words , a penny Ile not bate . Quoth tother , Wilt not ? and his poinard drew , Stabs at him , saying , Villaine , thou shalt rue This cheating of a better man then thou . Saies t'other , Th ...
... sure as this is plate : Drinke ! no more words , a penny Ile not bate . Quoth tother , Wilt not ? and his poinard drew , Stabs at him , saying , Villaine , thou shalt rue This cheating of a better man then thou . Saies t'other , Th ...
Page 19
... Sure , gentleman ( said they ) , we have not any . Then sing me , I could fancie lovely Nanny , ( And here is for you , I'le but goe and leake ; Call for a pot , ther ' s not a rogue will speake . ) So takes his cloake , and downe the ...
... Sure , gentleman ( said they ) , we have not any . Then sing me , I could fancie lovely Nanny , ( And here is for you , I'le but goe and leake ; Call for a pot , ther ' s not a rogue will speake . ) So takes his cloake , and downe the ...
Page 94
... sure in qualities they may be kinne : Those very humours he is daily in . For drinking healths , and being churched so , They cheeke by jowle may with each other goe . But pre - thee let us two in love goe drinke , And on these matters ...
... sure in qualities they may be kinne : Those very humours he is daily in . For drinking healths , and being churched so , They cheeke by jowle may with each other goe . But pre - thee let us two in love goe drinke , And on these matters ...
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