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Maryage of the
Fayre Pusell the
Bosse of
Byllyngesgate Unto
London Stone. It
comprised two
anonymous humorous poems, the
second of which, The
Maryage...
- Eugène
Vinaver and P. J. C. Field: The
birth and rise of Arthur: Fro the
Maryage of
Kynge Uther unto Kyng
Arthure that
Regned Aftir Hym and Ded Many Batayles...
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doughter upon
Seynt Markes Day; the Erle of
Worcestre broght aboute the
maryage." She was a
greater heiress than
might have been
expected for a youngest...
- "Bewrie," said the wedo, "ye
woddit wemen ying,
Quhat mirth ye fand in
maryage sen ye war
menis wyffis. The
first wife
responds by
telling the others...
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saying "Thou
touchest non
swych thing / Or thou wed me with a ryng, / And
maryage fulfille." Her name is
possibly influenced by the name of Duke Betyse's...
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historical and
romance elements Antoine de la Sale, The
Fyftene Joyes of
Maryage,
anonymously published, publisher:
Wynkyn de Worde; a
translation of the...
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Bishop of
Lincolne (hys
Poeticall vayne beyng dronken with ioy of the
Maryage),"
wrote John Foxe, "spued out
certayne verses": he
quoted from Whyte's...
