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1. Rogero Sparow.
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sparwe
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2. A sparow fedynge hyr bryddes she seye.
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brid
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3. A sparow-hauke she bare vpon hir hande.
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sparwe
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4. A sparow fedynge hyr bryddes she seye, In a nest made of mossh & cleye.
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mos
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5. For þe sparow fonde hym an hous..þer she liggeþ her briddes.
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hous
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6. I woke, and i am made as sparow solitary in the hous.
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solitari, solitarie
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7. A bryd..went out of his cage, and a sparow-hawke wold haue slayne hym.
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sparwe
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8. Of quayle, sparow, larke, & litelle mertinet..ye not forgete, Þe legges to ley to your souereyne.
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martinet
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9. Þe sparow fonde hym an hous, and þe turtel nest, þer she liggeþ her briddes.
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turtel
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10. Of quayle, sparow, larke..thrusche, osulle ye not forgete, þe legges to ley to your souereyne.
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11. In a fayr, fresh, & grene laurere, A sparow fedynge hyr bryddes she seye.
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laurer
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12. How say ȝe til my saule, 'ouerpasse [L transmigra] in til the hill as a sparow.'
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overpassen
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13. Of quayle, sparow, larke..swalow, thrusche..þe legges to ley to your souereyne ye ne lett, and afturward þe whyngus.
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swalwe
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14. Whanne he hath late the sparow freliche flee awey in the feelde, he shal preye for the hows.
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freli
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15. Of quayle, sparow, larke..þe legges to ley to your souereyne ye ne lett, and afturward þe whyngus, if his lust be to ete.
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