The Towneley Mysteries: 1835J.B. Nichols and son, 1836 - 352 Seiten Report of Society appended to many volumes. |
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... leyf to gang ; Syn it must nedes be doyn ; Perchauns we salle thaym fang And mar them or to morne at none . Secundus Miles . Moyses , my lord he says Thou shalle have passage playn . Moyses . Now have we lefe to pas , My freyndes , now ...
... leyf to gang ; Syn it must nedes be doyn ; Perchauns we salle thaym fang And mar them or to morne at none . Secundus Miles . Moyses , my lord he says Thou shalle have passage playn . Moyses . Now have we lefe to pas , My freyndes , now ...
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... leyf thi vayn car- pyng , it shalle not save the fro thi dede , Wheder thise women cry or syng for any red that thay can red . Tercius Tortor . Say wherto abyde we here abowte Thise qwenes with scremyng and with showte ? May no man ...
... leyf thi vayn car- pyng , it shalle not save the fro thi dede , Wheder thise women cry or syng for any red that thay can red . Tercius Tortor . Say wherto abyde we here abowte Thise qwenes with scremyng and with showte ? May no man ...
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... leyf , ( dear ) and man , in like manner as woman from wif - man . It argues strongly for the antiquity of this work , that whilst Chaucer invariably uses this word in its secondary or op- probrious sense ( like the French chere amie ) ...
... leyf , ( dear ) and man , in like manner as woman from wif - man . It argues strongly for the antiquity of this work , that whilst Chaucer invariably uses this word in its secondary or op- probrious sense ( like the French chere amie ) ...
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