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Order is broke in things of Our crookedness thou canst make weight ,right ; Measure and mean , who doth not Glory to thee for aye ! Amen . flee ? Two things prevail , money and sleight ; An old lover to a young To seem is better than to ...
Order is broke in things of Our crookedness thou canst make weight ,right ; Measure and mean , who doth not Glory to thee for aye ! Amen . flee ? Two things prevail , money and sleight ; An old lover to a young To seem is better than to ...
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the prince proclaim , make laws , order , punish , command every gate in London daily to be watched , let all good men beside do everywhere what they can ; surely the misorder of apparel in mean men abroad shall never be amended except ...
the prince proclaim , make laws , order , punish , command every gate in London daily to be watched , let all good men beside do everywhere what they can ; surely the misorder of apparel in mean men abroad shall never be amended except ...
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And by this means the good Duke was taken with his fair love , and both of them committed to prison . But in the mean space , when Gray's wife had missed her ...
And by this means the good Duke was taken with his fair love , and both of them committed to prison . But in the mean space , when Gray's wife had missed her ...
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