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When soon he met with Tomalin , Quoth he , Go , Tomalin , with One that a valiant knight had speed , been , Provide me arms , provide my And to King Oberon of kin ; steed , Quoth he , Thou manly fairy , And everything that I shall need ...
When soon he met with Tomalin , Quoth he , Go , Tomalin , with One that a valiant knight had speed , been , Provide me arms , provide my And to King Oberon of kin ; steed , Quoth he , Thou manly fairy , And everything that I shall need ...
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... And do you not abhor it , And still she spake , For Cupid's And get , with low submission , sake , A license to beg for it Forgo me now , come In churches , sans churchwardens ' soon ! checks , In Surrey and in Middlesex .
... And do you not abhor it , And still she spake , For Cupid's And get , with low submission , sake , A license to beg for it Forgo me now , come In churches , sans churchwardens ' soon ! checks , In Surrey and in Middlesex .
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Quick wits commonly be apt to take , unapt to keep ; soon hot and desirous of this and that ; as cold and soon weary of the same again ; more quick to enter speedily than able to pierce far : even like oversharp tools , whose edges be ...
Quick wits commonly be apt to take , unapt to keep ; soon hot and desirous of this and that ; as cold and soon weary of the same again ; more quick to enter speedily than able to pierce far : even like oversharp tools , whose edges be ...
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