Ancient Popular Poetry: From Authentic Manuscripts and Old Printed Copies, Volume 5,Parte 1Joseph Ritson Priv. Print., 1884 - 71 páginas |
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Adam Bell agayne ancient anone archar bowe boye bryng Caerlel chylde Clough Clym Dame daunce daye dere dyde euery euyr fader fair fast fayne fayre felow frere freyr god game gode graunt grete gyue hath haue Howr hys wyfe I'le Iacke kepe king Arthurs lefe lemman loked lord Arundel lord Phenix lyfe lyghtly lytell marchand maydyn mery mete moche myght neuer neuyr nyght offeciall offycyall ouer parand pollaxe pray praye pype Quod reyde ryght sayd sayd Adam saye schall sche seyde shal shote sone sonne speke sterte styll tanner tell thee ther Therfore theyr Thou shalt Thou'st thow Thumbe thyng toke Tom Thumbe Tommy Pots trewe trowe Tyll tyme vnto vpon ware wele Whan wode wolde wyll Wyllyam of Cloudesle wynke wyth wythall yemen yere yf thou ynough Zerde
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Página 21 - William openyd hys backe wyndow, That was in hys chambre on hye, And wyth shetes let hys wyfe downe, And hys chyldren thre. " Have here my treasure," sayde William, " My wyfe and my chyldren thre, For Christes love do them no harme, But wreke you all on me.
Página 19 - She fetched him meat and drynke plenty, Lyke a true wedded wyfe, And pleased hym wyth that she had, Whome she loved as her lyfe. There lay an old wyfe in that place, A lytle besyde the fyre, Whych Wyllyam had found, of cherytye, More then seven yere.
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Página 55 - That is an old horse with a cut tail, Full sixteen years of age is he ; If thou wilt lend me that old horse, Then could I win her easily.
Página 42 - Kynge Henry the eyght. Imprynted at London in Flete Strete at the Sygne of the Sonne by Wynkyn de Worde".
Página 29 - And with hym a ful great route, These yemen dred him full sore, For of theyr lyves they stode in great doute. The mayre came armed a full great pace, With a pollaxe in hys hande, Many a strong man wyth him was, There in that stowre to stande.
Página 28 - Of no man had they dread, The one hyt the justice, the other the sheryfe, That both theyr sides gan blede. All men voyded that them stode nye, When the justice fell downe to the grounde, And the sherife fell nyghe hym by, Eyther had his deathes wounde.
Página 33 - Where they woulde nedes be. And whan they came to the kynges courte, Unto the pallace gate, Of no man wold they aske no leave, But boldly went in therat.