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Page 157
... plaine , Together with the king of Louthiane , Hight Adin , and the king of Orkeny , Both ioynt partakers of their fatall paine : But Penda , fearefull of like desteny , Shall yield him selfe his liegeman , and sweare fealty . 38 Him ...
... plaine , Together with the king of Louthiane , Hight Adin , and the king of Orkeny , Both ioynt partakers of their fatall paine : But Penda , fearefull of like desteny , Shall yield him selfe his liegeman , and sweare fealty . 38 Him ...
Page 284
... plaine he shewed there ) Had worne the earth , so did the fire the aire , So all the rest did others parts empaire . And so were realmes and nations run awry . All which he vndertooke for to repaire , In sort as they were formed ...
... plaine he shewed there ) Had worne the earth , so did the fire the aire , So all the rest did others parts empaire . And so were realmes and nations run awry . All which he vndertooke for to repaire , In sort as they were formed ...
Page 629
... plaine by I nature : was neuer so farre in loue with any creature . Happy were your seruant , if hee coulde bee so Anned , And you not vnhappy , if you shoulde be so manned . I loue not to gloze , where I loue indeede , Nowe God , and ...
... plaine by I nature : was neuer so farre in loue with any creature . Happy were your seruant , if hee coulde bee so Anned , And you not vnhappy , if you shoulde be so manned . I loue not to gloze , where I loue indeede , Nowe God , and ...
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