Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 9Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... thee with his club ; Doest thou not see a smoake appeare ? Why now comes Belzebub ; I conjure thee begone I say , Depart by Fee , Fa , Fum ; Now Rago , Crago , is at hand ; Looke where his hornes doe come ! The officer imagining He saw ...
... thee with his club ; Doest thou not see a smoake appeare ? Why now comes Belzebub ; I conjure thee begone I say , Depart by Fee , Fa , Fum ; Now Rago , Crago , is at hand ; Looke where his hornes doe come ! The officer imagining He saw ...
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... thee I do scorne . So drawes a bag of mony , and his sword , And sayes , Behold , I meane to keep my worde , There's halfe the mony for thee thou dost crave , And come and take thee halfe the wounds I have . We will be halfes as well in ...
... thee I do scorne . So drawes a bag of mony , and his sword , And sayes , Behold , I meane to keep my worde , There's halfe the mony for thee thou dost crave , And come and take thee halfe the wounds I have . We will be halfes as well in ...
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... thee such a thing as shall be worth to thee a hun- dred pounds : I am content ( quoth the fellowe ) . So all the way as hee road his man bore his charges , and paid for all things dewly , till they came to their last lodging , and there ...
... thee such a thing as shall be worth to thee a hun- dred pounds : I am content ( quoth the fellowe ) . So all the way as hee road his man bore his charges , and paid for all things dewly , till they came to their last lodging , and there ...
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