Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 9Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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Page 109
... thinke they have good gold in pawne , On which some twentie pounds away is drawne , Viewing the lyning of the box within , They find but copper counters , leade , or tinne . But roome for one that thinkes his art far better , The Devils ...
... thinke they have good gold in pawne , On which some twentie pounds away is drawne , Viewing the lyning of the box within , They find but copper counters , leade , or tinne . But roome for one that thinkes his art far better , The Devils ...
Page 124
... thinke ) unthought on , and of such a smoake as is more vaine then the smoake of fayre words , for that ( they say ) will serve to feede fooles , but this smoake maketh fooles of wise men . Mee thinkes experience were enough to teach ...
... thinke ) unthought on , and of such a smoake as is more vaine then the smoake of fayre words , for that ( they say ) will serve to feede fooles , but this smoake maketh fooles of wise men . Mee thinkes experience were enough to teach ...
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... thinke thou meanest . But speake not so loude , for and if her landlord heard you , he would annswere for her . Horse . I thinke so , has answered so long for her that a can scarce answere for himselfe ; and I speake not so loude that I ...
... thinke thou meanest . But speake not so loude , for and if her landlord heard you , he would annswere for her . Horse . I thinke so , has answered so long for her that a can scarce answere for himselfe ; and I speake not so loude that I ...
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