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... arm adoun . The hoté somer had maad his hewe all broun ; And , certeinly , he was a good felawé . Ful many a draughte of wyn had he y - drawé From Burdeux - ward , whyl that the chapman sleep . 10 Of nycé conscience took he no keep . If ...
... arm adoun . The hoté somer had maad his hewe all broun ; And , certeinly , he was a good felawé . Ful many a draughte of wyn had he y - drawé From Burdeux - ward , whyl that the chapman sleep . 10 Of nycé conscience took he no keep . If ...
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... arm , And locked him up in the room ; There did he bleed all the live - long day , Until the next day at noon . He then bethought him of a casement door , Thinking for to be gone ; 35 He was so weak he could not leap , Nor he could not ...
... arm , And locked him up in the room ; There did he bleed all the live - long day , Until the next day at noon . He then bethought him of a casement door , Thinking for to be gone ; 35 He was so weak he could not leap , Nor he could not ...
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... arm a ladye's lilye hand , That an English lord should lightly me ? 40 " And have they ta'en him , Kinmont Willie , Against the truce of border tide ? And forgotten that the bauld Buccleuch Is keeper on the Scottish side ? " And have ...
... arm a ladye's lilye hand , That an English lord should lightly me ? 40 " And have they ta'en him , Kinmont Willie , Against the truce of border tide ? And forgotten that the bauld Buccleuch Is keeper on the Scottish side ? " And have ...
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... arm ; And , if we gang to sea , master , I fear we ' ll come to harm . " 50 They hadna sail'd a league , a league , A league but barely three , When the lift grew dark , and the wind blew loud , 55 And gurly grew the sea . The ankers ...
... arm ; And , if we gang to sea , master , I fear we ' ll come to harm . " 50 They hadna sail'd a league , a league , A league but barely three , When the lift grew dark , and the wind blew loud , 55 And gurly grew the sea . The ankers ...
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... He acquired property in London and in his native town , obtained from the Heralds ' office a coat of arms , and was thereby officially recognized as a gentleman . Finally , about 1611 , he retired to spend the remainder of 39 SHAKESPEARE.
... He acquired property in London and in his native town , obtained from the Heralds ' office a coat of arms , and was thereby officially recognized as a gentleman . Finally , about 1611 , he retired to spend the remainder of 39 SHAKESPEARE.
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