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... cause good lucke , to take myne hande Erecting one , most lyke to fall : My seruing you I know it was , Enforced this to come to passe . So synce I was at Cambridge tought , Of court ten yeres I made a say ; No musicke than was left ...
... cause good lucke , to take myne hande Erecting one , most lyke to fall : My seruing you I know it was , Enforced this to come to passe . So synce I was at Cambridge tought , Of court ten yeres I made a say ; No musicke than was left ...
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... cause after , thy plough els to stande . That tilth being done , thou hast passed the wurste : then after , who plowgheth , plowgh thou with the furste . ¶ June . 79. In June get thy wedehoke , thy knife and thy gloue : and wede out ...
... cause after , thy plough els to stande . That tilth being done , thou hast passed the wurste : then after , who plowgheth , plowgh thou with the furste . ¶ June . 79. In June get thy wedehoke , thy knife and thy gloue : and wede out ...
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... cause the mighty pillers bend ? Where is the peareles Prince , the freendly Ionathas ? Or Absolon , whose shape and fauour did surpasse ? Quo Cæsar abijt ; celsus imperio , vel diues splendidus , totus in prandio ? Dic vbi Tullius ...
... cause the mighty pillers bend ? Where is the peareles Prince , the freendly Ionathas ? Or Absolon , whose shape and fauour did surpasse ? Quo Cæsar abijt ; celsus imperio , vel diues splendidus , totus in prandio ? Dic vbi Tullius ...
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... cause : Not glittering golde , nor precious stone , Shall make me leaue thy lawes . O teache me then the way , Whereby I may Make thee my only stay . My lippes , my tongue , my hart and al , Shall spreade thy mightie name : My voyce ...
... cause : Not glittering golde , nor precious stone , Shall make me leaue thy lawes . O teache me then the way , Whereby I may Make thee my only stay . My lippes , my tongue , my hart and al , Shall spreade thy mightie name : My voyce ...
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... cause thee smart . To doo too much for olde men is but lost , Of freendship had to women comes like gaine : Bestowe not thou on children to much cost , For what thou dopest for these is all in vayne . The The olde man , or he can ...
... cause thee smart . To doo too much for olde men is but lost , Of freendship had to women comes like gaine : Bestowe not thou on children to much cost , For what thou dopest for these is all in vayne . The The olde man , or he can ...
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