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Page 104
... Cuddy leave his cott fo rear † ? CUDDY . Ah Lobbin Clout ! I ween ‡ , my plight is gueft ; For he that loves , a firanger is to reft . If fwains belye not , thou haft prov'd the fmart , And Blouzelinda's mistress of thy heart . This ...
... Cuddy leave his cott fo rear † ? CUDDY . Ah Lobbin Clout ! I ween ‡ , my plight is gueft ; For he that loves , a firanger is to reft . If fwains belye not , thou haft prov'd the fmart , And Blouzelinda's mistress of thy heart . This ...
Page 105
... CUDDY . Hold , witlefs Lobbin Clout , I thee advise , Left blifters fore on thy own tongue arife , Lo yonder Cloddipole , the blithfome fwain , The wifeft lout of all the neighb'ring plain ! From Cloddipole we learnt to read the skies ...
... CUDDY . Hold , witlefs Lobbin Clout , I thee advise , Left blifters fore on thy own tongue arife , Lo yonder Cloddipole , the blithfome fwain , The wifeft lout of all the neighb'ring plain ! From Cloddipole we learnt to read the skies ...
Page 106
... CUDDY . As with Buxoma once I work'd at hay , E'en noon - tide labour feem'd an holiday ; And holidays , if haply ... Cuddy , while I'm bold to say , Her breath was sweeter than the ripen'd hay . CUDDY . As my Buxoma , in a morning ...
... CUDDY . As with Buxoma once I work'd at hay , E'en noon - tide labour feem'd an holiday ; And holidays , if haply ... Cuddy , while I'm bold to say , Her breath was sweeter than the ripen'd hay . CUDDY . As my Buxoma , in a morning ...
Page 107
... CUDDY . In good roaft - beef my land - lord sticks his knife , The capon fat , delights his dainty wife ; Pudding our parfon eats , the ' fquire loves hare , But white - pot thick , is my Buxoma's fare . While fhe loves white - pot ...
... CUDDY . In good roaft - beef my land - lord sticks his knife , The capon fat , delights his dainty wife ; Pudding our parfon eats , the ' fquire loves hare , But white - pot thick , is my Buxoma's fare . While fhe loves white - pot ...
Page 108
... Cuddy , if thou canft , explain ; This wily riddle puzzles ev'ry swain : What flow'r is that which bears the virgin's name , The richest metal joined with the fame ? * CUDDY . Anfwer , thou carle , and judge this riddle right , I'll ...
... Cuddy , if thou canft , explain ; This wily riddle puzzles ev'ry swain : What flow'r is that which bears the virgin's name , The richest metal joined with the fame ? * CUDDY . Anfwer , thou carle , and judge this riddle right , I'll ...
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