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because today he hath been not | because today he hath been not | ||
| − | only diligent but diligence | + | only diligent but diligence itself. |
| − | + | he hath done a great | |
& usefull task, for he hath turned | & usefull task, for he hath turned | ||
| − | a whole history book into its | + | a whole history book into its Mother |
| − | + | tongue, & if I judge right, he | |
ought to have gold & silver, for | ought to have gold & silver, for | ||
| − | his pains. | + | his pains. |
L8 | L8 | ||
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Serene Lady | Serene Lady | ||
| − | I hope you will study with | + | |
| − | + | I hope you will study with diligence, | |
| + | because to morrow you | ||
will go a hunting with my Lord | will go a hunting with my Lord | ||
the King & Queen, & you know | the King & Queen, & you know | ||
Latest revision as of 09:31, 26 June 2019
because today he hath been not only diligent but diligence itself. he hath done a great & usefull task, for he hath turned a whole history book into its Mother tongue, & if I judge right, he ought to have gold & silver, for his pains.
L8
Farewel
Serene Lady
I hope you will study with diligence, because to morrow you will go a hunting with my Lord the King & Queen, & you know
