Tudor Poetry and Prose, Volume 10John William Hebel |
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... mean , who doth not flee ? Two things prevail , money and sleight ; To seem is better than to be . The bowl is round and doth down slide ; Each one thrusteth , none doth hold . up- A fall fails not where blind is guide ; The stay is ...
... mean , who doth not flee ? Two things prevail , money and sleight ; To seem is better than to be . The bowl is round and doth down slide ; Each one thrusteth , none doth hold . up- A fall fails not where blind is guide ; The stay is ...
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... mean men abroad shall never be amended except the greatest in court will order and mend themselves first . I know some great and good ones in court were authors that honest citizens of London should watch at every gate to take ...
... mean men abroad shall never be amended except the greatest in court will order and mend themselves first . I know some great and good ones in court were authors that honest citizens of London should watch at every gate to take ...
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... means the good Duke was taken with his fair love , and both of them committed to prison . But in the mean space , when Gray's wife had missed her maid , and saw she was quite gone , she made great lamentation for her among her neighbors ...
... means the good Duke was taken with his fair love , and both of them committed to prison . But in the mean space , when Gray's wife had missed her maid , and saw she was quite gone , she made great lamentation for her among her neighbors ...
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