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VI. WALLACE. BOOK I.59A sone he had, ner twenty êr of ageInto the toun he vsyt euerilk day ;Thre men or four thar went with him to play 210A hely schrew, wanton in his entent.Wallace he saw, and towart him he wentLikle he was, richt byge, and weyle beseyneIn-till a gyde of gudly ganand greyne.He callyt on hym, and said; thou ' scot, abyde; 215Quha dewill the grathis in so gay a gyde ?Ane ersche mantill it war thi kynd to werA scottis thewtill wndyr thi belt to berRouch rewlyngis apon thi harlot fete.Gyff me thi knyff; quhat dois thi ger so mete?' 220Till him he 5eid, his knyff to tak him fra.Fast by the collar Wallace couth him taWndyr his hand the knyff he bradit owt,For all his men that semblyt him about : .Bot help him-selflf, he wyst of no remede; 225With-out reskew he stekyt him to dede.The squier fell : of him thar was na mar.His men folowid on Wallace wondyr sarThe press was thik, and cummerit thaim full fast.Wallace was spedy, and gretlye als agast 230The bludy knyff bar drawin in his hand,He sparyt nane that he befor him fand.He knew the hous his eyme had lugit in ;Thedir he fled,for owt he mycht nocht wyn.The gude wyff than within the closs saw he 235And, ' help,' he cryit, ' for him that deit on treThe 5ong captane has fallyn with me at stryff.'In at the dur he went with this gud wiff.A roussat goun of hir awn scho him gaifApon his weyd, at coueryt all the layff 240
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INTRODUCTION.Synopsis. § i. Obiect
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INTR OD UCTION,XIthan these, the *
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INTRODUCTION.XVMost of the early ed
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INTROD UCTION.XXIteenth century. Bu
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INTRODUCTION.XXIUgenerally means (o
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INTR OD UCTION.XXVPick's French Dic
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INTRODUCTION.XXVllEnglishman learni
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INTRODUCTION.XXlXdesirable to obtai
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INTRODUCTION,XXXI§ 22. CHRONOLOGIC
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I.PERESTHE PLOUGHMANS CREDE.ABOUT A
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7. PERES THE PLOUGHMANS CREDE, 3•
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Page 63 and 64: Ill, (a) LONDON LYCKPENY. 255 Vnto
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Page 79 and 80: ^37'^^'>IV.JAMES I (OF SCOTLAND).AB
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Page 107 and 108: IVII. CHEVY CHASE. 69he was war of
Page 109 and 110: VII. CHEVY CHASE. 7yet byddys the y
Page 111 and 112: VII. CHEVY CHASE. 73he bar A bende
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XI. (a) the thrissill and the rois.
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XI. (A) THE THRISSILL AND THE ROIS.
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XI. (b) DUNBAR DESYRED TO BE ANE FR
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XII. THE PASSETYME OF PLEASURE. I19
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XII, THE PASSETYME OF PLEASURE. 121
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XII. THE PASSETYME OF PLEASURE. 123
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XII.THE PASSETYME OF PLEASURE,12525
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XIII. PROLOUG OF THE XII BUK OF ENE
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XIV.JOHNSKELTON.A.D. 1522,John Skel
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XIV. (a) WHF come ye NAT TO COURTE
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XIV. (a) why come ye NAT TO COURTE?
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XIV. (a) why come ye NAT TO COURTS?
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XIV. (a) WHV come FE NAT TO COURTS?
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XIV, (b) phyllyp sparowe. 147Hath f
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XIV. (b) phyllyp sparowe. 149She is
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XIV. (b) phyllyp sparowe. 151Hac cl
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XIV. (b) phyllyp sparowe. 153It is
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XV.LORD BERNERS,A.D. 1523.John Bour
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XV. (a) translation of froissart. 1
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XV. (a) translation of froissart. 1
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XV. (b) translation of froissart. i
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XV. (b) translation of froissart. 1
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XV. (b) translation of froissart. 1
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I15XVI. THE OBEDIENCE OF A CHRISTIA
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IXV T. THE OBEDIENCE OF A CHRISTIAN
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XVI. THE OBEDIENCE OF A CHRISTIAN M
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XVI. THE OBEDIENCE OF A CHRISTIAN M
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XVT. THE OBEDIENCE OF A CHRISTIAN M
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I\I^_tNowXVI. THE OBEDIENCE OF A CH
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XVI, THE OBEDIENCE OF A CHRISTIAN M
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XVII. (a) a dialogue concerning her
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'30XVII. (c) A DIALOGUE CONCERNING
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XVII. (C) A DIALOGUE CONCERNING HER
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XVII. (c) A DIALOGUE CONCERNING HER
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•someXVII. (c) A DIALOGUE CONCERN
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XVII. (d) confutation of TFNDALE. J
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XVII. (d) confutation of tyndale. 1
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XVIII,THE FIRSTE BOKE OF THE GOUERN
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XVIII. THE FIRSTE BOKE OF THE GOUER
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XVIII, THE FIRSTE BOKE OF THE GOUER
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XVIII. THE FIRSTE BOKE OF THE GOUER
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XIX.LORD SURREY.ABOUT A.D. 1540.Hen
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XIX. (a) translation of the .eneid,
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XIX. (a) translation of the jeneid,
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XIX. (a) translation of the JENEIDj
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XIX. (a) translation of the mneid,
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'XIX, (b) songes and SONETTES, 2\^W
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XIX. (c) (d) songes and sonettes. 2
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XIX. (f) songes and sonettes. 219In
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XX.SIRTHOMAS WIAT.ABOUT A.D. 1540.S
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XX. (a) satire I. 223And, when she
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XX. (b) satire II. ;225From allaife
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XX. (b) satire II, '227And would no
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XX. (c) SATIRE in. 229(C)How to vse
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XX. (c) SATIRE in. 231But, if so ch
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XX. (f) songes and sonettes. 233Dis
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XX. (l) SONGES AND SONETTES, 235The
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Yes,XXI. SERMON ON ' THE PLOUGHERS.
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XXI. SERMON ON ' THE PLOUGHERS.' 23
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XXI. SERMON ON 'THE PLOUGHERS' 24an
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XXI. SERMON ON ^ THE PLOUGHERS' 243
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XXI, SERMON ON ' THE PLOUGHERS.' 24
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XXI, SERMON ON 'THE PLOUGHERS.' ^47
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{Pride of the Popes.'\'XXII. THE MO
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XXII. THE MONARCHE. BOOK III. 251Of
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XXII, THE MONARCHE. BOOK III. 1^^Qu
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XXn. THE MONARCHE. BOOK IV. 255In e
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XXII, THE MONARCHE. BOOK IV. 257Quo
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Ryse, dede folk, cum to lugement !'
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XXIILNICHOLASUDALL.BEFORE A.D. 1 55
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XXIII. ROISTER DOISTER, III. 3. 26^
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XXIII, ROISTER DOISTER, III. 3. 265
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XXIII. ROISTER DOISTER, III. 3. Q.G
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XXIII. ROISTER DOISTER, III. 4. 269
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XXIIL ROISTER DOISTER, III. 4. 27So
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XXIII. ROISTER DOISTERj III. 4. 273
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XXIII. ROISTER DOISTER, III. 5. 275
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XXIII, ROISTER DOISTERj III. 5. 2"]
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XXIII. ROISTER DOISTERj III. 5. 279
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XXIV.THOMAS SACKVILLE,LORD BUCKHURS
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XXI r. THE MIRROUR FOR MAGISTRATES.
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XXIV. THE MIRROUR FOR MAGISTRATES.
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XXIV, THE MIRROUR FOR MAGISTRATES.
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XXIV. THE MIRROUR FOR MAGISTRATES,
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XXIV, THE MIRROUR FOR MAGISTRATES..
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XXV. THE SCHOLEMASTER. BOOK I.305[F
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XXV. THE SCHOLEMASTER. BOOK I.30760
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XXV. THE SCHOLEMASTER. BOOK I.309pa
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IXXV. THE SCHOLEMASTER. BOOK I. 311
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.[FromXXVI. THE STEEL GLAS. 313' Th
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XXVI. THE STEEL GLAS, 3'5Art thou a
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XXVI. THE STEEL GLAS. 317Not deckt
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XXVI. THE STEEL GLAS. 319My prieste
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XXVI. THE STEEL GLAS. 321(The guile
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. XXVI.THE STEEL GLAS. 323(And spie
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XXVI. THE STEEL GLAS. 325High time
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XXVII. EUPHUES AND HIS EPHCEBUS. 32
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XXVII. EUPHUES AND HIS EPHCEBUS. 32
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XXVII. E UPHUES AND HIS EPHCEBUS. 3
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XXVII. E UPHUES AND HIS EPHCEBUS. 3
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i, mostXXVII. EUPHUES AND HIS EPHCE
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XXVIII. (a) the shepheardes calende
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XXVIII. (B) THE SHEPHEARDES CALENDE
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NOTES.I. PERES THE PLOWMANS CREDE.T
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7. PERES THE PLOWMANS CREDE. 359161
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7. PERES THE PLOWMANS CREDE. 36209.
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. PERES THE PLOWMANS CREDE. 363said
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7. PERES THE PLOWMANS CREDE. ^6^For
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7. PERES THE PLOWMANS CREDE. 367abo
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thus : 'On our Lords body I doe not
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II, THOMAS OCCLEVE. 37605. Not but,
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III. (a) JOHN LYDGATE,373that come
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III. (a) JOHN LYDGATE. 375Canewykes
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. (b) JOHN LFDGATE. 377studded with
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. (B) JOHN LYDGATE.379Scottish king
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IV. JAMES I {OF SCOTLAND). 381will
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IV. JAMES I {OF SCOTLAND). 383157.
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V. (A) REGINALD PECOCK. 385first qu
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V. (b) REGINALD PECOCK, 387hear wil
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VI, HENRY THE MINSTREL. 389Blair, m
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VI. HENRY THE MINSTREL, 39313. Why
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VII.CHEVY CHASE.393misled by a stat
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VII.CHEVY CHASE.39514. The hyls abo
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VII.CHEVY CHASE.397the ground that
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VII.CHEVY CHASl399TI2. K?iy, miswri
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VIn. SIR THOMAS MALORY. 40at Dover,
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IX. WILLIAM CA XTON, 403revealed to
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X. THE NUT-BROWN MAID. 405X. THE NU
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X. THE NUT-BROWN MAID. 40720. As no
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XI. WILLIAM DUNBAR. 40914. But/eir,
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XII. STEPHEN HA WES. 411Eng. Poetry
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XIII. GAWIN DOUGLAS. 43325. First f
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XIII. GAWIN DOUGLAS. 415the soft se
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XIII. GAIVIX DOUGLAS. 4172T2. îste
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XIV. (a) JOHN SKELTON. 419property
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XIV. (a) JOHN SKELTON. 421selvesmas
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XIV. (B) JOHN SKELTON. 423Mr. Cocka
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XV. (a) lord berners. 4251240. Shal
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XF. (B) LORD BERNERS. 427a number o
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XVI. WILLIAM TYNDALE. 42983. As the
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XVII. SIR THOMAS MORE. 43 1Near the
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XVIII. SIR THOMAS ELYOT. 433a cape
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XVIII. SIR THOMAS ELYOT. 435Lives,
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XIX, (a) lord surrey. ^c^yguage. No
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XIX. (b) (c) lord SURREY.439649. Co
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XIX, (f) lord surrey. 44 [also Gael
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XX. (a) sir THOMAS WIAT. 44342. Pep
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ZX, (C) SIR THOMAS WIAT. 44550. Syr
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XXI. HUGH LATIMER. 447(H) Compariso
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XXII. SIR DAVID LYNDESAY. 4494561.
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XXII. SIR DAVID LYNDESAY, 459. Ther
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XXIII.NICHOLAS UDALL.453XXIII.NICPI
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XXIII. NICHOLAS UDALL. 455He might
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.7.XXIV. THOMAS SACKVILLE. 457I49,
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XXIV. THOMAS SACKVILLE. 4595. The I
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XXIV. THOMAS SACKVILLE. 4631. No fo
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XXIV. THOMAS SACKVILLE. 46367. Sper
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XXV. ROGER ASCHAM. 465134. Roger Ch
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XX F7. GEORGE GASCOIGNE. 467775. Ca
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XXVII. JOHN LYLY. 4691084. Horsecor
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XXVIII. (a) EDMUND SPENSER. 471XXVI
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XXVIII. (B) EDMUND SPENSER. 473says
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XXVIII. (B) EDMUND SPENSER. 475116.
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4/8 GLOSSARIAL INDEX.Accompt. sh. F
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4'GLOSSARIAL INDEX.Assured, pp. bou
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482 GLOSSARIAL INDEX,English, but t
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490 GLOSSARIAL INDEX.Deir, v. to in
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;49^GLOSSARIAL INDEX.Effeiris, s6.
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;494 GLOSSARIAL INDEX.ceivers, I. 7
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;.;4yO GLOSSARIAL INDEX.God forbids
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GLOSSARIAL INDEX.Gym, adj. trim, sp
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;o4GLOSSARIAL INDEX.lubilie, sfe. j
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.-ooGLOSSARIAL INDEX.Lenger, adv. l
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;jo8 GLOSSA RIAL INDEX.penny, money
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,IC GLOSSARIAL INDEX.Moo, adj. comp
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IZGLOSSARIAL INDEX.Or than = ere th
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.; ;14 GLOSSA RIAL INDEX.piler, to
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.>I^GLOSSARIAL INDEX5 b. lo. F. apf
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-.IMGLOSSA RIAL INDEX.Reculyng. sb.
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,20 GL0S2ARIAL INDEX.Hutis, sb. pi.
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GLOSSARIAL INDEX.Sensing, sh. use o
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i^^forn>2^ GLOSSARIAL INDEX.tburgh-
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53^Vitayle, sb. victuals, lO. 104.
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.z.-5-GLOSSAKIAL INDEX.weal, prospe
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;;:aHGLUiiSARIAL INDEX."Wowcr, sb.
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