Chamber's Cyclopędia of English Literature: A History, Critical and Biographical, of Authors in the English Tongue from the Earliest Times Till the Present Day, with Specimens of Their Writings, Volume 1 |
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May I with that tratoure mete , My faders dayes shall com with grete , weeping And my moders also ; May I hym mete I shall hym slo . slay ( The Towneley Plays ; re - edited by George England , E.E.T.S. , 1897. Play v . ll . 1-40 . ) ...
May I with that tratoure mete , My faders dayes shall com with grete , weeping And my moders also ; May I hym mete I shall hym slo . slay ( The Towneley Plays ; re - edited by George England , E.E.T.S. , 1897. Play v . ll . 1-40 . ) ...
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repentance ; ( 2 ) plays denouncing vice and the he approaches the grave , and it is Good Deeds temptations of youth ... of this play was written in the fifteenth century , It is and lastly ( 7 ) one or two plays that are satires ...
repentance ; ( 2 ) plays denouncing vice and the he approaches the grave , and it is Good Deeds temptations of youth ... of this play was written in the fifteenth century , It is and lastly ( 7 ) one or two plays that are satires ...
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even The other characters take the same view of their whom in 1538 he received a fee of forty shillings functions , and the discussion goes happily forward . for playing an interlude ' with his children ' ( that Another play by John ...
even The other characters take the same view of their whom in 1538 he received a fee of forty shillings functions , and the discussion goes happily forward . for playing an interlude ' with his children ' ( that Another play by John ...
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