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... Lady , to wend with her into faire Scotland . 5 10 A gallant steed he did bestride , follow my loue , come ouer the strand : And with the Lady away did ride , 15 and she the faire flower of Northumberland . They roade till they came to ...
... Lady , to wend with her into faire Scotland . 5 10 A gallant steed he did bestride , follow my loue , come ouer the strand : And with the Lady away did ride , 15 and she the faire flower of Northumberland . They roade till they came to ...
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... Lady , hee sung this pleasant Ditty here following . 10 15 20 25 30 The pride of Britaine is my hearts delight , My Lady liues , my true loue to requite : And in her life I liue that else were dead , Like withered Leaues in time of ...
... Lady , hee sung this pleasant Ditty here following . 10 15 20 25 30 The pride of Britaine is my hearts delight , My Lady liues , my true loue to requite : And in her life I liue that else were dead , Like withered Leaues in time of ...
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... Lady ( answered he ) art thou with child ? Keep thy chamber close , and wittily excuse thy grief , vntill I haue found means to procure our safety . 5 But dost thou mean faithfully ( sayd she ) wilt thou not deceiue me , and for feare ...
... Lady ( answered he ) art thou with child ? Keep thy chamber close , and wittily excuse thy grief , vntill I haue found means to procure our safety . 5 But dost thou mean faithfully ( sayd she ) wilt thou not deceiue me , and for feare ...
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