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Hickscorner Cv: Yet had I neuer be by the nose tyde In a wenches ars somewhere Rather than I wolde stande in that gret fere For to go up to heuen naye I praye you lette be.at arse, n.
Hickscorner Cv: Yet had I neuer be by the nose tyde In a wenches ars somewhere Rather than I wolde stande in that gret fere For to go up to heuen naye I praye you lette be. Hickscorner Aiv: Syr she wynked on me and sayd nought But by her loke I knewe her thought Than in to loues daunce we were brought That we played the pyrdewy .at play (at)..., v.
Hickscorner Av: What brother welcome by this precious body I am gladde that I you see It was tolde me that ye were hanged.at body, n.
Hickscorner Aiii: Where laye I last beshrewe your herte Jone Now by these bones she hath begyled me.at ten bones, n.
Hickscorner Avii: Braulers lyers getters and chyders Walkers by nyght with grete murderers [...] and Joly carders Oppressers of people with many swerers.at carder, n.
Hickscorner Aiv: We played the pyrdewy I wote not what we dyde togyder But a knaue catchpoll nyghed us nere And so dyde us aspye.at catchpole, n.
Hickscorner Civ: By cryst I recke not a feder Euen now I was dubbed a knyght Where at Tybourne of the collar And of the stewes I am made controller Of all the houses of lechery.at Christ!, excl.
Hickscorner Bii: And with this dager thou shalte haue a cloute.at clout, n.2
Hickscorner A iii: Kockes passyon my noble is tourned to a stone. [Ibid.] A iv: Cockes body herke he is in a shyppe on the see. [Ibid.] B i: By kockes herte he shall dye on this dager. [Ibid.] Civ: Kockes deth whom haue we here.at cock, n.1
Hickscorner Civ: By cryst I recke not a feder Euen now I was dubbed a knyght Where at Tybourne of the collar And of the stewes I am made controller Of all the houses of lechery.at collar, n.
Hickscorner Aiii: Syr, the whoresones coude not conuaye clene [...] Yet as for me I was neuer a thefe.at convey, v.
Hickscorner Bi: I wyll rappe you on the costarde with my horne.at costard, n.
Hickscorner Av: Ye knowe well there is crafte in daubynge I can loke in a mannes face and pycke his purse And tell newe tydynges it was neuer trewe.at daub, v.
Hickscorner Civ: And of the stewes I am made controller Of all the houses of lechery There shall no man playe doccy there [...] without they haue leaue of me.at play doxy (v.) under doxy, n.
Hickscorner Biii: There may be many goodly gylte knyues And I troe as well apparaylled wyues Yet many of them be unthryfty of theyr lyes And all set in pryde to go gaye.at go gay (v.) under gay, adj.
Hickscorner Avii: Braulers lyers getters and chyders Walkers by nyght with grete murderers [...] and Joly carders Oppressers of people with many swerers.at getter, n.
Hickscorner Civ: Goddes woundes who gaue the[e] that counsell [...] By Goddes sides, I had liever be hanged on high.at God, n.1
Hickscorner Bi: By our lady then wyll ye be staungled in a halter.at halter, n.
Hickscorner Biii: I am come of goode kynne I tell the[e] My moder was a lady of the stewes blode borne And knyght of the halter my fader ware an horne.at horn, n.1
Hickscorner Civ: Huffe huffe huffe who sent after me I am Imagynacyon full of jolyte.at huff!, excl.
Hickscorner Bii: He japed my wyfe and made me cuckolde.at jape, v.
Hickscorner Bi: Put up your blade Shethe your whyttell or by Jyz it was neuer borne.at by Jis! (excl.) under Jis, n.
Hickscorner Aiii: Kockes passyon my noble is tourned to a stone Where laye I last beshrewe your herte Jone Now by these bones she hath begyled me [...] Now by these bones I haue lost an halfpeny.at joan, n.
Hickscorner Biii: I am come of goode kynne I tell the[e] My moder was a lady of the stewes blode borne And knyght of the halter my fader ware an horne.at knight of the..., n.
Hickscorner Biii: I am come of goode kynne I tell the[e] My moder was a lady of the stewes blode borne And knyght of the halter my fader ware an horne.at ...the halter under knight of the..., n.
Hickscorner Avii: Thou lubber Imagynacyon That cuckolde thy fader, where is he become.at lubber, n.
Hickscorner Cv: If thou wylt forsake thy mysse Surely thou shalte come to the blysse And be inherytoure of heuen.at miss, n.1
Hickscorner Aiv: In Newgate we dwelled togyder For he and I were bothe shakeled in a fetter.at Newgate, n.
Hickscorner Ci: I wolde that hell were full of suche prymmes Than wolde I renne thyder on my pynnes As fast as I myght go.at pin, n.
Hickscorner Civ: And of the stewes I am made controller Of all the houses of lechery There shall no man playe doccy there [...] without they haue leaue of me.at play, v.
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