The Shirburn Ballads, 1585-1616
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[8] ' If a man or a woman strike awrye, 'Though yt be fortye yeares agoe, ' If I it heare, then hastylye ' I never rest but I worke them woe.
'Although the marry and 'mends doe make, 'Yet must they pay, for fashion sake.
' My corum nomine is readye heere ; 'I summon them straight for to appeare.
[9] 'If worke be scant, as seldome is, 'I practize to set shrowd queanes at bate; 'I tell one what another is ' And soe do breede a deadlye hate : ' At whore and whore then will they bee.
' Citations th...en abroade must flye ; 'My corum nomine is verye neare 'For to correct what I doe heare.
[10] ' And when the court daye draws neere, 'I must be sure to call to minde ' That none within the court appeare 'But such as haue their purses linde.
[6] 4 Swarrers] i. e. swearers. [7] 6 him selfe] read his wife.
[8] 5 the] i.e. they. [9] 3 is] read says. 8 correct] read collect.
[10] I draws] rearfMraweth. 4 But such] read Of such (308) Shirburn Ballads^ L,XXV 'The rich will paye a double fee; 'The poore will yeeld something to mee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[8] ' If a man or a woman strike awrye, 'Though yt be fortye yeares agoe, ' If I it heare, then hastylye ' I never rest but I worke them woe.
'Although the marry and 'mends doe make, 'Yet must they pay, for fashion sake.
' My corum nomine is readye heere ; 'I summon them straight for to appeare.
[9] 'If worke be scant, as seldome is, 'I practize to set shrowd queanes at bate; 'I tell one what another is ' And soe do breede a deadlye hate : ' At whore and whore then will they bee.
' Citations th...en abroade must flye ; 'My corum nomine is verye neare 'For to correct what I doe heare.
[10] ' And when the court daye draws neere, 'I must be sure to call to minde ' That none within the court appeare 'But such as haue their purses linde.
[6] 4 Swarrers] i. e. swearers. [7] 6 him selfe] read his wife.
[8] 5 the] i.e. they. [9] 3 is] read says. 8 correct] read collect.
[10] I draws] rearfMraweth. 4 But such] read Of such (308) Shirburn Ballads^ L,XXV 'The rich will paye a double fee; 'The poore will yeeld something to mee.
What to read after The Shirburn Ballads, 1585-1616?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macclesfield, Earls Of. Library (Shirburn Castle) Ms. 119 D 44 to read onlineMoreLess
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