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Shakespeare's Library: A Collection of the Ancient Romances, ...
... and wipe the fault away ; The choller of his foes by gentle meanes tasswage,
Or els by force and practises to bridle quite theyr rage : And last he chargeth hym
at his appointed howre To goe with manly mery cheere unto his ladies bowre, ...
2
Political, religious, and love poems
(29) H " The fymë of gees / & greenii gos[e]lyngis Gadred in May / among* the
herbis soote A-geyn) brenny?ig, scaldyng1 / & many othir thyreges, Te?»pred wi'
tA oile & Buttir dotli gret boote Tasswage the peyne / that perceth to the roote ;
201 ...
Frederick James Furnivall, William Michael Rossetti, Lambeth Palace Library, 1866
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The Lyric Poems of Edmund Spenser
Cuddie. Ah for pittie ! wil rancke Winters rage These bitter blasts never ginne
tasswage ? The kene cold blowes through my beaten hyde, All as I were through
the body gryde : My ragged rontes all shiver and shake, As doen high Towers in
an ...
... and wipe the fault away ; The choller of his foes / by gentle meanes tasswage,
Or els by force and practises / to bridle quite theyr rage : And last he chargeth him
/ at his appointed howre 1508 To goe with manly mery cheere / vnto his ladies ...
New Shakspere Society, 1875
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JEGP: Journal of English and Germanic Philology
As this latter work is not easily accessible, I quote, from the Tottel print of 1554: —
"Folkes that vse to make great viages, Which vnderfong long trauaile and labour,
When thei haue done gret part of their passages Of werines tasswage their ...
Though ne'er so rampant, sure you may abstain From whats forbidden, from
unlawful Gain ; As from Adultery; nor need you wrong Another, though your Lusts
be ne'er so strong; Since there are other Liber-ties allow'd, Tasswage this ...
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Shepheards Calendar: Containing Twelve Eclogues ...
Ah for pittie I wil 'Winters rage 0- ' These bitter blasts neyer gixlne tasswage? 6*
The kene cold blowes through mymen hyde, 5 All as I were through the body ["“""
'-" 'bl -( J1' lMy -ragged W all shiver and shake, ~" ~"".\ '[1 As doen high Towers ...
Edmund Spenser, Charles Harold Herford, 1921
37) But aftir / when the fury & al this rage 253 which that his herte / twiste / & feste
thiest bi lengthe of tyme / sumwhat gan tasswage Vpon his bed / he leid him doun
to rest but tho bigan his terys / more out brest 257 that wondis is / the body may ...
Chaucer Society (London, England), Geoffrey Chaucer, 1914
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Shakespeare's Library, etc
... tasswage, Or els by force and practises to bridle quite theyr rage: And last he
chargeth hym at his appointed howre To goe with manly mery cheere unto his
ladies howre, And there with holesome woordes to salve her sorowes smart, And
to ...
10
The Choise of Valentines: Or, The Merie Ballad of Nash His Dildo
172 make, cause ; his seignedrie to aswage, him suddenly tasswage. 173 T o,
and ; upon her, vppon those ; lamps, Iampes. 174 his chides! ioyes eneamps, his
ioyes incampes. 175-6 Omitted in Rawl. MS. 177 Thus gazing, and thus. 14 THE
...
Thomas Nash, John Stephen Farmer, 1899
