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... hear . He afterwards yielded to the earnest solicitations of the Abbess Hilda , and became a monk of her house ; and she ordered him to transfer into verse the whole of the sacred history . We are told that he was con- tinually occupied ...
... hear . He afterwards yielded to the earnest solicitations of the Abbess Hilda , and became a monk of her house ; and she ordered him to transfer into verse the whole of the sacred history . We are told that he was con- tinually occupied ...
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... hear the bugles there y - blow . Homeward thus shall ye ride , On - hawking by the river's side , With gosshawk and with gentle falcón , With bugle horn and merlión . * When you come home your menzies among , Ye shall have revel ...
... hear the bugles there y - blow . Homeward thus shall ye ride , On - hawking by the river's side , With gosshawk and with gentle falcón , With bugle horn and merlión . * When you come home your menzies among , Ye shall have revel ...
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... hear Gingling in a whistling wind as clear , And eke as loud as doth the chapel bell . * The house is supposed still to exist , or an inn built upon the site of it , from which the personages of the Canterbury Tales set out upon their ...
... hear Gingling in a whistling wind as clear , And eke as loud as doth the chapel bell . * The house is supposed still to exist , or an inn built upon the site of it , from which the personages of the Canterbury Tales set out upon their ...
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... hear : Nought may the woful spirit in mine heart Declare one point of all my sorrows ' smart To you my lady , that I love most , But I bequeath the service of my ghost To you aboven every creature , Since that my life ne may no longer ...
... hear : Nought may the woful spirit in mine heart Declare one point of all my sorrows ' smart To you my lady , that I love most , But I bequeath the service of my ghost To you aboven every creature , Since that my life ne may no longer ...
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... hear his lady speak is more delicious than to feast on all the dainties that could be compounded by a cook of Lombardy . They are not so resto- rative As bin the wordes of hir mouth ; For as the wyndes of the south Ben most of all ...
... hear his lady speak is more delicious than to feast on all the dainties that could be compounded by a cook of Lombardy . They are not so resto- rative As bin the wordes of hir mouth ; For as the wyndes of the south Ben most of all ...
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Сторінка 188 - show likest God's, When mercy seasons justice. Therefore, Jew, Though justice be thy plea, consider this— That, in the course of justice, none of us Should see salvation : we do pray for mercy ; And that same prayer doth teach us all to render The deeds of mercy. Merchant
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