English poem
Iv
by John Stephen Farmer (1854–1916)
But O ben Coue what if we be clyd, Long we cannot foist & nip at last we shall be spyed, If that we be spied, O then begins our woe, With the Harman beake out and alas, To Wittington we goe.
Versos English John Stephen Farmer Iv
English poem
by John Stephen Farmer (1854–1916)
But O ben Coue what if we be clyd, Long we cannot foist & nip at last we shall be spyed, If that we be spied, O then begins our woe, With the Harman beake out and alas, To Wittington we goe.