Translate these lines from the poem.
"bot wold ye, lady louely, then leue me grante
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English, 24.08.2019 20:30 Mranthony4565
Translate these lines from the poem.
"bot wold ye, lady louely, then leue me grante
nay, for sothe, beau sir, sayd that swete"
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