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Helena Mennie Shire. the establishment . The dispute was carried to ' Whitehall ' , as it were , in an appeal to the Chancellor of the University . Cartwright the Presbyterian who had a vigorous and vociferous following among the ...
Helena Mennie Shire. the establishment . The dispute was carried to ' Whitehall ' , as it were , in an appeal to the Chancellor of the University . Cartwright the Presbyterian who had a vigorous and vociferous following among the ...
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... carry the narrative onwards ; Willye's lines repeat a phrase with ' hey ho ' , or comment on the story . The lines fall into fours , as in a ballad of tradition with alternating refrain . The pattern resembles that of the old carol ...
... carry the narrative onwards ; Willye's lines repeat a phrase with ' hey ho ' , or comment on the story . The lines fall into fours , as in a ballad of tradition with alternating refrain . The pattern resembles that of the old carol ...
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... carry fresh in mynd . I seeke the fields with her late footing synd , I seeke her bowre with her late presence deckt , yet nor in field nor bowre I her can fynd : yet field and bowre are full of her aspect . But when myne eyes I ...
... carry fresh in mynd . I seeke the fields with her late footing synd , I seeke her bowre with her late presence deckt , yet nor in field nor bowre I her can fynd : yet field and bowre are full of her aspect . But when myne eyes I ...
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