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... know not ; only this can tell , The one sounds vilely , th ' other well ; And therefore vulgar authors name Th ' one Good , the other Evil Fame . This tattling gossip knew too well What mischief Hudibras befell , And straight the ...
... know not ; only this can tell , The one sounds vilely , th ' other well ; And therefore vulgar authors name Th ' one Good , the other Evil Fame . This tattling gossip knew too well What mischief Hudibras befell , And straight the ...
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... know What wood a cudgel's of by th ' blow ; Some kick'd until they can feel whether A shoe be Spanish or neat's leather ; And yet have met , after long running , With some whom they have taught that cunning . The furthest way about , t ...
... know What wood a cudgel's of by th ' blow ; Some kick'd until they can feel whether A shoe be Spanish or neat's leather ; And yet have met , after long running , With some whom they have taught that cunning . The furthest way about , t ...
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... know What I have told you before now , And you b ' experiment have prov'd , I cannot love where I'm belov'd . Quoth Hudibras , ' Tis a caprich Beyond th ' infliction of a witch ; So cheats to play with those still aim That do not ...
... know What I have told you before now , And you b ' experiment have prov'd , I cannot love where I'm belov'd . Quoth Hudibras , ' Tis a caprich Beyond th ' infliction of a witch ; So cheats to play with those still aim That do not ...
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... know you cannot think me fit To be the yoke - fellow of your wit ; Nor take one of so mean deserts , To be the partner of your parts : A grace which , if I could believe , I've not the conscience to receive . That conscience , quoth ...
... know you cannot think me fit To be the yoke - fellow of your wit ; Nor take one of so mean deserts , To be the partner of your parts : A grace which , if I could believe , I've not the conscience to receive . That conscience , quoth ...
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... know are bid beware ; And worse than thieves receivers are . How shall I answer hue and cry , For a roan gelding , twelve hands high , All spurr'd and switch'd , a lock on's hoof , A sorrel mane ? Can I bring proof Where , when , by ...
... know are bid beware ; And worse than thieves receivers are . How shall I answer hue and cry , For a roan gelding , twelve hands high , All spurr'd and switch'd , a lock on's hoof , A sorrel mane ? Can I bring proof Where , when , by ...
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agog amour ancient appear back bear beard beast believ'd best blows break bus'ness catch cheat chevalier chose church conscience covenant dame devil diable dit-il doubt ears Égypte étrivières eyes false fear feats femme find first found give good grace great hand Harpage haste head heart heaven hold honour horse jurer Knight know l'amour l'écuyer ladies laid least left less light look love lutins made make mariage mean moon ne'er never o'er oath once Paracelse pass presbytériens prov'd prove Quoth he Quoth Hudibras Quoth Ralpho Ralpho resolv'd right saints scruples serment Sidrophel smatter Smec sorcier soul Squire stars swear tail take Their husbands there's things thou thought time tricks trouve le joint true turn turn'd twas twixt undertake us'd wedlock Whachum whipping wicked witches words world worse write