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ESTC S121796 ; Verse - "Abstayne from pryde, abstaine from fornication" ; Actual printer's name from STC addendum; publication date conjectured by STC ; Only known copy is printed on other side of ESTC S375
18310 recto
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ESTC S121738 ; Verse - "Sweet Englands pride is gone" ; Printer's name supplied and bookseller's name conjectured by STC and addendum
18290
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ESTC S121785 ; Signed: W.E., i.e. William Elderton; Verse - "You northcountrie nodies whie be ye so bragge" ; Publication date from STC
18295
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ESTC S1360 ; This is the only known copy, and is a fragment of pt. 1, printed on the verso of ESTC S121788 ; Verse - "Henry our roiall King would goe on hunting," Imprint from STC.
18296 verso (fragment)
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ESTC S121819 ; A translation of: Schan, Jörg. Niemants hais ich, was jeder man tut, das zücht man mich ; Verse - "Many speke of Roben hoode that neuer shott in his bowe" ; Imprint from STC ; In banderole of woodcut: Nobody·is·my·name·that·beyreth·euery·bodyes·blameN
18323
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ESTC S123442 ; Title from first extant line of text. Known only from two fragments each containing parts of the same three stanzas. Each stanza begins "O Lorde .." ; In verse ; Imprint from STC
131401:51a
