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Page 836
... thou wast wont to feed ? The hounds that swift behind thee sped ? Methinks God bringeth thee to need Since all thy friends be from thee fled ! " Where be thy cooks who served thee well , And dainty meats did aye prepare , With fragrant ...
... thou wast wont to feed ? The hounds that swift behind thee sped ? Methinks God bringeth thee to need Since all thy friends be from thee fled ! " Where be thy cooks who served thee well , And dainty meats did aye prepare , With fragrant ...
Page 837
... thou fill With that foul flesh of thine a pit , Of all the deeds thou wrought of ill That thou so lightly shalt be quit ? " Thinkest thou peace with God to win When as thou liest low in clay ? - Tho ' thou be rotted bone and skin , And ...
... thou fill With that foul flesh of thine a pit , Of all the deeds thou wrought of ill That thou so lightly shalt be quit ? " Thinkest thou peace with God to win When as thou liest low in clay ? - Tho ' thou be rotted bone and skin , And ...
Page 892
... thou mays't pass , Every nighte and alle , To Brig o ' Dread thou comest at last ; And Christe receive thy saule . From Brig o ' Dread that thou mays't pass , Every nighte and alle , To Purgatory fire thou comest at last ; And Christe ...
... thou mays't pass , Every nighte and alle , To Brig o ' Dread thou comest at last ; And Christe receive thy saule . From Brig o ' Dread that thou mays't pass , Every nighte and alle , To Purgatory fire thou comest at last ; And Christe ...
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