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... thou were hede of al Crysten knyghtes ! And now I dare say , " sayd syr Ector , " thou sir Launcelot , there thou lyest , that thou were never matched of erthely knyghtes hande . And thou were the curtest knyght that ever bare shelde ! And ...
... thou were hede of al Crysten knyghtes ! And now I dare say , " sayd syr Ector , " thou sir Launcelot , there thou lyest , that thou were never matched of erthely knyghtes hande . And thou were the curtest knyght that ever bare shelde ! And ...
Page 176
... thou thee dispose another way . For there thou needs must learn to laugh , to lie , To face , to forge , to scoff , to company , To crouch , to please , to be a beetle stock Of thy great master's will , to scorn or mock ; So may'st thou ...
... thou thee dispose another way . For there thou needs must learn to laugh , to lie , To face , to forge , to scoff , to company , To crouch , to please , to be a beetle stock Of thy great master's will , to scorn or mock ; So may'st thou ...
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... thou but one bare hour to live , And then thou must be damned perpetually . Stand still you ever moving spheres of heaven That time may cease , and midnight never come ; Fair Nature's eye , rise , rise again , and make Perpetual day ...
... thou but one bare hour to live , And then thou must be damned perpetually . Stand still you ever moving spheres of heaven That time may cease , and midnight never come ; Fair Nature's eye , rise , rise again , and make Perpetual day ...
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