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When joly Gyb saw hur thare, He gyrd so hys gray mare, That scho lete a fowkyn fare At the rereward. "I wow to God," quoth Herry ...

Fro Hyssylton to Hakenay, Nort other half myle." "I make a vow," quoth Perkyn, "thow speks of cold rost, I schal wyrch wyselyer ...

Perkyn wan five, and Hud wan twa Glad and blythe thay ware, that they had don sa; Thay wold have tham to Tyb, and present hur wi ...

And so thay sat in jolyte al the lung day; And at the last thay went to bed with ful gret deray: Mekyl myrth was them among; In ...

V. For the Victory at Agincourt. ................................................................................ That our plain ...

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VI. The Not-Browne Mayd........................................................................................ The sentimental ...

With regard to the date of the following ballad, we have taken a middle course, neither placed it so high as Wanley and Prior, n ...

Therfore to you I answere nowe, All women to excuse, Myne owne hart dere, with you what chere? I pray you, tell anone; For, in m ...

"Now, syth that ye have shewed to me The secret of your mynde, I shall be playne to you agayne, Lyke as ye shall me fynde. Syth ...

Wherby to you grete harme myght groove Yet had I lever than, That I had to the grene wode go, Alone, a banyshed man." SHE "I thi ...

The snowe, the frost, the rayne, The colde, the hete: for dry, or wete, We must lodge on the playne; And, us above, none other r ...

For, in my mynde, of all mankynde I love but you alone." HE "Lo yet, before, ye must do more, Yf ye wyll go with me: As cut your ...

A barons daughter be, Yet have you proved howe I you loved A squyer of lowe degre; And ever shall, whatso befall; To dy therefor ...

"Though in the wode I undyrstode Ye had a paramour, All this may nought remove my thought, But that I wyll be your: And she shal ...

I wyll you take, and lady make, As shortely as I can: Thus have you won an erlys son, And not a banyshed man." AUTHOR Here may y ...

VII. A Balet by the Earl Rivers.................................................................................. The amiable li ...

But I ne went Thus to be shent, But sho hit ment; Such is her won. ...

VIII. Cupid's Assault: by Lord Vaux. ........................................................................ The reader will th ...

Then first Desire began to scale, And shrouded him under his targe; As one the worthiest of them all, And aptest for to geve the ...