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| She had been excellent woman all her life |
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| many times tested by adversity |
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| all remedy of love she knew by name |
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| a little ment sufficentcy |
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| 1st he did and after he taught |
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| if gold rust than what does iron do |
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| though himself man of vocation |
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| he loved God with his whole heart all the while |
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| Beard brouder than a shovel, red as a fox and a wart on his nose |
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| came out more even in the game |
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| play game with auditors and won |
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| had a face little children feared |
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| drunk enough to parch the drought |
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| corrupts society with false justice and mercy |
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| raking in the cash was a art he knew well |
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| carrerr loved chivalry, truth, openhandedness, and courtessy |
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| meek as a girl and gentle in his ways |
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| Rode a good horse, but his gear was plain |
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| Hair curled as in taken from a press |
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| still hoping his exploits in such places to stand better in his lady's graces |
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| and he could write and draw well and dance.... |
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| Kept hair close cropped, his face was brown |
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| a dagger whose fine mounting was his pride |
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| his patron since he was a forester |
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| she sang mass quite well in a becoming way |
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| she always tried to imitate court ways and had he pride |
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| she would weep if she came upon a mouse in a trap |
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| she was not undergrown as all could see |
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| his bridle jingled in the wind as clear |
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| and so he hunted and all was right |
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| his hood was fastened with a curios pin |
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| non could compare with him; his tongue was wooing |
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| for pretty women he had more then shrift |
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| he was an easy man for absolution |
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| he knew the taverns well in every town |
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| the champion begger of his brother hood |
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| always on how his gain might be increased |
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| shrewd engrav... you'd find no better man at any turn |
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| for though he knew what learning had to offer |
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| He never spoke a word more than was needed |
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| known for knowledge and and emminent position |
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| seemed busier than was in all cases and decisions was healed |
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| each of them deserved a seat |
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| for to be madamed is a pleasant lot |
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| pity he had an ulser on his leg |
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| from neck a dagger on a string hung down |
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| he was ground in astrology |
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| he had his druggist ready at a moments notice |
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| he gave a heed to Holy Wat |
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