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Lancelot of 11 , Lyndesay ' s Monarche , & c . 1552 , Pt . I . ; the Laik , ab . 1500 ; 7
, Genesis and 12 , The Wright ' s Chaste Wife , ab . 1462 The Publications for
1866 aro13 . SEINTE MARHERETE , be Meiden ant Martyr . Three Texts of ab .
Lancelot of 11 , Lyndesay ' s Monarche , & c . 1552 , Pt . I . ; the Laik , ab . 1500 ; 7
, Genesis and 12 , The Wright ' s Chaste Wife , ab . 1462 The Publications for
1866 aro13 . SEINTE MARHERETE , be Meiden ant Martyr . Three Texts of ab .
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A man , thrice married , has a son by his first wife , there dwelt a man in my
countrye 8 which in his life had wiues 3 , a blessing full of loye ! By the first wife a
sonne he had , 2 which was a prettye sturdye ladde , 12 a good vnhappy3 boye ...
A man , thrice married , has a son by his first wife , there dwelt a man in my
countrye 8 which in his life had wiues 3 , a blessing full of loye ! By the first wife a
sonne he had , 2 which was a prettye sturdye ladde , 12 a good vnhappy3 boye ...
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... made 14 the people all agast , itt sounded 15 through the place ; and is
laughed at Each one laught & made 16 good game , 164 but the curst wife grew
red for shame & wisht shee had beene gone . FRYAR AND BOYE . “ Perdy , ” the
boy.
... made 14 the people all agast , itt sounded 15 through the place ; and is
laughed at Each one laught & made 16 good game , 164 but the curst wife grew
red for shame & wisht shee had beene gone . FRYAR AND BOYE . “ Perdy , ” the
boy.
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Belle femme mauvaise teste : Pro . Faire women either curst or cruell be . ” — F .
4 Which gart the Thunder . - P . 5 Quoth Jack , Sir , did . - P . 6 thy . - P . ? good
maid . - P . s and day . - P . 9 This wife did love him as a saint . - P . 10 Nor . . .
shew ...
Belle femme mauvaise teste : Pro . Faire women either curst or cruell be . ” — F .
4 Which gart the Thunder . - P . 5 Quoth Jack , Sir , did . - P . 6 thy . - P . ? good
maid . - P . s and day . - P . 9 This wife did love him as a saint . - P . 10 Nor . . .
shew ...
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When to the good wife home 2 he came , he made noe bragge for verry shame to
see his clothes rent all ; 280 Much sorrow in his hart he had , & euery man did
guesse him made 3 when he was in the hall . The goodwiffe said , " where hast ...
When to the good wife home 2 he came , he made noe bragge for verry shame to
see his clothes rent all ; 280 Much sorrow in his hart he had , & euery man did
guesse him made 3 when he was in the hall . The goodwiffe said , " where hast ...
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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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