 Deloney, the balloting silke-weaver, hath rime enough for all myracles, and wit to make a Garland of good will more than the premisses, with an epistle of Momus and Zoylus ; whereas his Muse, from the first peeping foorth, hath stood at livery at an ale-house...  The Gentle Craft - Page vby Thomas Deloney - 1903 - 128 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Leslie Stephen - Great Britain - 1888 - 496 pages
...silke-weauer of Norwich, hath rime inough for all myracles, and wit to make a " Garland of Good Will" more than the premisses, with an epistle of " Momus"..." Zoylus;" whereas his Muse from the first peeping t'oorth, hath stood at liuery at an ale-house wispe, neuer exceeding a penny a quart day nor night,... | |
 | Thomas Nash - 1905 - 420 pages
...the Balletting Silke-weauer, hath rime inough for all myracles, & wit to make a Garland of good will more than the premisses, with an Epistle of Momus...Muse, from the first peeping foorth, hath stood at Liuery at an Ale- 15 house wispe, neuer exceeding a penny a quart, day nor night, and this deare yeare,... | |
 | Thomas Deloney - English literature - 1912 - 652 pages
...Silke-Weauer, of Norwich, hath rime inough for all myracles, and wit to make a Garland of Good will, more than the premisses, with an epistle of Momus...Muse, from the first peeping foorth, hath stood at Liuery at an Alehouse wispe, neuer exceeding a penny a quart, day or night, and this deare yeare, together... | |
 | Uwe Böker, Ines Detmers, Anna-Christina Giovanopoulos - Literary Criticism - 2006 - 349 pages
...hath rime inough for all myracles & wit to make a garland of good will more than the premises [...] whereas his Muse, from the first peeping foorth, hath...Livery at an Alehouse wispe, never exceeding a penny a quart.192 D 'Ye Call It. Zum Begriff des Mob (rabble) vgl. Linebaugh, London Hanged, 38; Lloyd I. Rudolph,... | |
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