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T' oppose itself against the hate And vengeance of th' incensed state, In whose
defiance it was worn, Still ready to be pulled and torn, With red-hot irons to be
tortured, Reviled, and spit upon, and martyred: Maugre all which, 'twas to stand
fast, ...
T' oppose itself against the hate And vengeance of th' incensed state, In whose
defiance it was worn, Still ready to be pulled and torn, With red-hot irons to be
tortured, Reviled, and spit upon, and martyred: Maugre all which, 'twas to stand
fast, ...
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Though 'twas no table some suppose, But a huge pair of round trunk hose, In
which he carried as much meat, As he and all the knights could eat, When laying
by their swords and truncheons, They took their breakfasts, or their nuncheons.
Though 'twas no table some suppose, But a huge pair of round trunk hose, In
which he carried as much meat, As he and all the knights could eat, When laying
by their swords and truncheons, They took their breakfasts, or their nuncheons.
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'Twas her enlighten'd doom, Louis, thy holy head devoted to the tomb! 'Twas
Justice claim'd, in that accursed hour, The fatal forfeit of too lenient pow'r, Mourn
for the Man we may; but for the King, THE Poer Ry of THE “ANT1-J Acob IN” 309.
'Twas her enlighten'd doom, Louis, thy holy head devoted to the tomb! 'Twas
Justice claim'd, in that accursed hour, The fatal forfeit of too lenient pow'r, Mourn
for the Man we may; but for the King, THE Poer Ry of THE “ANT1-J Acob IN” 309.
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Introduction | 11 |
JUNIUS | 12 |
WILLIAM DUNBAR | 39 |
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