 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1810 - 740 pages
...it, 1 was myselfe your frend »: here be dyuerse to you that b« vnkinde Bat this one thinge ye may be sure of me For by that Lorde that bought dere all mankinde 1 cannot flatter I must be playne to the And ye nede ought man shew to me your minde For ye... | |
 | John Skelton - 1856 - 412 pages
...manace ; And, though I say it, I was myselfe your frende, For here be dyuerse to you that be vnkynde. m But this one thynge ye maye be sure of me ; For, by...ye shall fynde ; Whyles I haue ought, by God, thou shall not lacke, And yf nede be, a bolde worde I dare cracke. Nay, naye, be sure, whyles I am on your... | |
 | John Skelton - 1881 - 968 pages
...; And, though I say it, I was myselfe your frende, For here be dyuerse to you that be vnkynde. <s> But this one thynge ye maye be sure of me ; For, by that Lorde that bought dere all nunkynde, I can not flater, I muste be playne to th<5 ; And ye nede ought, man. shewe to me your mynde,... | |
 | Ewald Flügel - English literature - 1895 - 574 pages
...gesehildert: der geschiiftige Sehuieiehler, der hoch und heilig beteuert nicht schmoicheln xu kiiunen: But this one thynge ye maye be sure of me For by that Lorde th'at bought dere al mankynde I can "not flater, 1 must be playne to the . . Der Misstrauischc und ArgwUhnische , der... | |
 | Ewald Flügel - English language - 1895 - 570 pages
...geschaftige Schuieichler, der hoch und heilig beteuert nicht schiueicheln zu kiiunen: But this one tliyuge ye maye be sure of me For by that Lorde that bought dere al mankynde I c;in not Hater, I must be playue to the . . Der Misstrauische und Argwiihni.sche, der... | |
 | John Skelton - Apologetics - 1924 - 236 pages
...manace; And, though I say it, I was myselfe your frende, For here be dyverse to you that be unkynde. But this one thynge ye maye be sure of me; For, by...ye nede ought, man, shewe to me your mynde, For ye have me whome faythfull ye shall fynde; Whyles I have ought, by God, thou shalt not lacke, And yf nede... | |
 | Helen Cooper, Sally Mapstone - Civilization, Medieval, in literature - 1997 - 392 pages
...in D. Aers (ed.), Medieval Literature: Crtticism, Ideology and History (Brighton, t986), i92- 22i. And ye nede ought, man, shewe to me your mynde, For ye have me whome faythfull ye shall fynde. (i62-6) Favell asserts that he uses the 'playne' speech of... | |
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But this one thynge ye maye be sure of me; For, by that Lorde that bought dere all mankynde, I can not flater, I muste be playne to the... 