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... yron and brasse his head empale , Yet death his head enclosed thence will hale . Let us learne to stand , and combat her with a resolute minde . And being to take the greatest advantage she hath upon us from her , let us take a cleane ...
... yron and brasse his head empale , Yet death his head enclosed thence will hale . Let us learne to stand , and combat her with a resolute minde . And being to take the greatest advantage she hath upon us from her , let us take a cleane ...
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... yron - chaines , which to that purpose were ever caried with his nightgeare . William our last Duke of Guienne , father to that Eleonore , who transferred that Dutchy unto the houses of France and England , the last ten or twelve yeares ...
... yron - chaines , which to that purpose were ever caried with his nightgeare . William our last Duke of Guienne , father to that Eleonore , who transferred that Dutchy unto the houses of France and England , the last ten or twelve yeares ...
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