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See the building Flora springing Where whilst my mistris lived in Is erer bringing
Was pleasures essence , Dame Venus ease . ? See how it droopeth Oh see the
Arbour where that she And how nakedīy it looketh with melting kisses Without her
...
See the building Flora springing Where whilst my mistris lived in Is erer bringing
Was pleasures essence , Dame Venus ease . ? See how it droopeth Oh see the
Arbour where that she And how nakedīy it looketh with melting kisses Without her
...
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... that was called Mathyas , & he wold goe to Amsterdam to speake with Ananyas
. he had not gone past halfe a mile , but he mett his holy sister ; hee layd his bible
vnder her breeche , & merylye hee kist her . meets his sister , and kisses her .
... that was called Mathyas , & he wold goe to Amsterdam to speake with Ananyas
. he had not gone past halfe a mile , but he mett his holy sister ; hee layd his bible
vnder her breeche , & merylye hee kist her . meets his sister , and kisses her .
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fairest ! deny me not ; 4 “ BEE not affrayd thou fayrest , thou rarest that euer was
made ! deny me not a kisse ; then thou shalt see the Measure of pleasure that I
will haue from thee . what hurts there in this ? Then lets imbrace , & lett pleasure
be ...
fairest ! deny me not ; 4 “ BEE not affrayd thou fayrest , thou rarest that euer was
made ! deny me not a kisse ; then thou shalt see the Measure of pleasure that I
will haue from thee . what hurts there in this ? Then lets imbrace , & lett pleasure
be ...
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which made him to haue a mighty mind 52 to clipp , kisse , & to : ffuck : plucke her
into his armes . “ nay ! soft ! ” quoth shee , “ what needeth all this doing ? ffor if
you wilbe ruled by me , 56 you shall vse small time in wooinge . These and the ...
which made him to haue a mighty mind 52 to clipp , kisse , & to : ffuck : plucke her
into his armes . “ nay ! soft ! ” quoth shee , “ what needeth all this doing ? ffor if
you wilbe ruled by me , 56 you shall vse small time in wooinge . These and the ...
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O pitty itt were , that one soe faire shold Crowne her loue with willowei ; the
tresses of her golden haire 2 did kisse he [ r ] louely pillowe . 4 8 that her belly
was a hill 12 Methought her belly was a hill much like a mount of pleasure , vnder
whose ...
O pitty itt were , that one soe faire shold Crowne her loue with willowei ; the
tresses of her golden haire 2 did kisse he [ r ] louely pillowe . 4 8 that her belly
was a hill 12 Methought her belly was a hill much like a mount of pleasure , vnder
whose ...
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| Title | Bishop Percy's Folio Manuscript: Loose and Humorous Songs, Volume 4 Bishop Percy's Folio Manuscript: Loose and Humorous Songs, Frederick James Furnivall |
| Author | Thomas Percy |
| Editors | Frederick James Furnivall, John Wesley Hales |
| Contributor | British Library |
| Publisher | N. Trübner, 1867 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 2 Aug 2007 |
| Length | 127 pages |
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