a) to give away thy land.
b) come place him here by me.
English, 30.11.2019 06:31 savyblue1724707
That lord that counsell'd thee
a) to give away thy land.
b) come place him here by me.
c) do thou for him stand.
d) the sweet and bitter fool will presently appear.
e) the one in motley here.
f) the other found out there.
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That lord that counsell'd thee
a) to give away thy land.
b) come place him here by me.
a) to give away thy land.
b) come place him here by me.
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